So I just finished reading both Parts and whoa, I’m even more impressed with your work now! I actually got around to reading your intro post. It’s inspiring the learning lessons you went through and the humility you possess because of it. I can definitely see why you were in those gifted classes, you are special and talented and I am so glad you found your way off the streets and your way to this platform :)

As you stated, even veterans can learn something from these guides. As a veteran I can say that I did. When joining here five years ago I had no clue what I was doing either. It was on a learn as you go or get left behind basis lol. We all had to learn from scratch, picking up things from one another as we each learned them.

I appreciate the realness you added in these. Hive has a huge learning curve, it’s possible but it takes quite a bit to get the hang of things. I believe it will get easier to surf through as more things develop and of course with people like you making massive helpful guides such as these. For me it was more of the behind the scenes why. I learned how to do things here but I never fully grasped the understanding of why I’m doing them, I just knew in order to get from A to B I had to do it. So I like that you explained a lot of the technical stuff which answers some of the whys I’ve always had.

I’m not sure if you knew but PeakD created a way we can now remove a reblog. In case you have done it accidentally or if you decide you don’t want a post on your feed any more you now have that option.

You hit this point but I wanted to say one more thing about it...when your content is voted on by those with higher influence/HP the more your reputation score is directly affected. So the higher your rep score goes.

Also are you familiar with how reward.app works? I wasn’t for sure if you knew this was another way to get liquid rewards on your post payouts while also further rewarding those who upvote your posts.

Oh and I noticed your question marks around the mystery of what to call people who Hive. It’s really just a preference. Sometimes I say Hivers and other times I say Hiveans ;)

It’s a job well done here sir. Thanks so much for the mention. I’ve enjoyed our little chats and finding out how much we have in common as far as family experiences. I’m really glad to know I was able to encourage you ~

You already know I’m gonna reblog again. I really appreciate all of your efforts you have already given here. When I first saw how many minutes both posts were I was like

this is only for the finished piece, he spent WAY more time with developing, formatting, editing, consulting, proof reading etc.

You know I love those Doodles! 😍

I can see you will have a very successful future here and I hope to see your skills and talents continue being used here. You just never know who might reach out to you for more work because you are already a wonderful asset to this platform.

Kudos to you @ryzeonline!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽