Why Steem's Simply the Best

Let's do a post to remember the advantage of Steem and why I love Steem...

Well, you can get upvotes which are worth real money - but there is a much more important advantage. To bring it back into your mind I’ll like to share some experience I made the last few weeks when I posted off-steem.

Mixed Twitter Feelings

To post on Twitter gives the impression to post for a really fast-moving audience. It’s quite difficult to find followers there. Probably because it’s not a real community building platform like we have on Steem. But at least you can publish your permlinks of your Steem posts - better than nothing. So far at least.

My Patronizing Experience with Reddit

I can tell you, that - besides a nice community we are here - there is another significant advantage to do your posts on Steem. Maybe we forget it sometimes using Steem frequently - but: We are on a blockchain - yeah!

The story:
For the CO2Fund-Project I have launched on Steem I started to post some information on Reddit. I shared some links of my Steem posts in the subreddit environment which is quite suitable because of many posts there regarding CO2 emission.

What happened then?

There are some moderators for every subreddit. One of the many moderators (and you will never know who, because it seems that they act anonymously) have deleted the posts. Well, I thought you will get some information about the reasons. But no way to find it out.
So I wrote (via a chat feature) to some of the moderators wo seems to be active. But nobody has ever send a response.

Well, if you post on Reddit you are fully dependent on the goodwill of anonymous moderators. If one of the many moderators don’t like your post, your project, or has another opinion - you simply can’t do anything.

Tumblr

Well, since my posts are not accepted on Reddit for whatever reasons I tried Tumblr. And so far it works at least.

Conclusion

Photo by Roberto Nickson from Pexels

Please have a look at my CO2 compensation project - one of all of us:

• _{CO2Fund is a section of the association Simplex World Society}
• _{External link to Simplex World Society’s Website}
• _{External link to CO2Fund's Website}
• _{CO2Fund's White Paper}
• _{The CO2 Compensation Coin (Symbol: COCO) you can find on steem-engine.com.}
• _{The number of currently hold CO2 Compensation Coins to support compensation projects you can see in CO2Fund's wallet if you are logged in with your Steem account.}
• _{To nominate a CO2 compensation project please reply to this post.}
• _{Step by step - a guide how to compensate.}


^{CO₂Fund is a project by @retinox}