"...isn't the way to do things on Steemit."
Let me know where I can find the official "rule book" for posting on Steemit. I'm here simply to share things that I feel are important and/or helpful to others, and I didn't know Steemit require each post to contain a minimum number of words or English proficiency.
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I'm sorry I rushed and may have sounded snippy. I want to see you succeed here on Steemit. You share some good stuff, but know that the people with voting power don't vote unless they see your own content. I don't want you to give up here on Steemit because you posts aren't getting enough votes or Steem.
But I may have assumed wrong that you are interested in those things. Again, sorry.
I don't know if the rules are hard and fast -- I don't think you would get banned or anything like that. From what I understand Steemit is blogging ... meaning original content.
I'm really sorry that I offended you.
I think this is a problematic side of Steemit's monetary reward system; whenever someone posted something others would assume he's doing it mainly for the money. It's definitely not the case for me. As you can see, I'm getting virtually no money and yet I continue to post. I really don't care how many votes I receive at Steemit. It's exactly what I've been doing on my facebook.
I can see how a brief summary can make it easier for busy people to read. But I'm not here to please everyone, I'm here to spread the inconvenient truth and hopefully make the society a better place. Also, when I posted this, I was having an extremely bad day and wasn't in the mood to type much of anything.
These are subjects I'm very interested in - thanks for posting - and these comments are also really interesting.
We are all learning as we go, and @canadian-coconut you are posting awesome content on a subject I'm particularly interested in.
At this point there are not very many of us, but we are growing :)
https://steemit.com/conspiracies/@sift666/some-complete-bollocks-that-believers-have-fallen-for-hook-line-and-sinker