3 Ways to See Who Resteemed You and How to See Detailed Activities on Yours or Someone Else’s Steemit

Well, you probably already know about old way ( adding “db”) to see who resteemed you, but just in case, I will show it here again and show you another way to see who resteemed you. I know there are a lot of my followers who are very new to Steemit, so this should help a little.

All you need to do is to replace “it” with “db”. For example: original link for my Dtube post is > https://steemit.com/dtube/@ella-kay/glbx365k , but we need to remove “it” after https://steem and type “db” > https://steem db .com/dtube/@ella-kay/glbx365k

Then, you click on Reblogs where you can see who resteemed you or just use https://steemdb.com/@ella-kay/reblogged (instead of my name “ella-kay” put yours)

This way is easy, but honestly, I prefer another site to see who resteemed me, which is http://steemit.serviceuptime.net/check_resteem.php , type your Steemit name there and you are done! This way you can see all of the posts at the same time.

Details about activities such as: who upvoted you, followed you, your upvoting power and many other things can be found again on https://steemdb.com/@ (type your name here) and on https://steemd.com/@ (type your name here)

I like https://steemd.com/ a lot because you can actually see what kind of codes people are using to edit their post. It is a great way to improve your blogging.

Well, I hope this will help you out how to use Steemit a little better :)

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