761 sats \ 12 comments \ @0xmikeleonett 26 Nov 2023 meta

Can someone clarify what type of content can be shared here?

I believe I am following the rules and trying to contribute in some way, but there are certain users who cannot be at peace with themselves and tend to waste their time offering unworthy criticisms.

What kind of content is possible to share? Is the number of haters here normal?

I think the community is free. For the Bitcoin maximalist user who cannot live in peace without other users being able to enjoy the same technology, they should understand that whether or not you have the knowledge, this technology has benefited many, including myself. Great connoisseurs of technology, unfortunately their Ego diminishes them to monkeys.

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232 sats \ 2 replies \ @siggy47 26 Nov 2023

You are free to post whatever you want, and others are free to reply to your posts however they want.

392 sats \ 0 replies \ @030e0dca83 26 Nov 2023

And if I like your post I'll zap it, and if I dislike your post I'll flag it through three the dots (...) next to your nickname

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @0xmikeleonett OP 26 Nov 2023

Thank you sir, I'm just trying to start here somehow. It's new to me, thank you very much.

Have a great day.

162 sats \ 1 reply \ @Scholarhacker 26 Nov 2023

It's REALLY hit or miss on this platform.

It will always surprise you when something "lands".

100 sats \ 0 replies \ @0xmikeleonett OP 26 Nov 2023

Thank you for sharing the wisdom, my friend! The beginning can be complicated, but I hope that end is worth it. I have faith in this platform.

63 sats \ 1 reply \ @030e0dca83 26 Nov 2023

What Not To Share on Stacker News

Instead of explicitly telling stackers what they can and can’t share, Bitcoin is the tool that the Stacker News community uses to signal which content is (or is not) valued. If you regularly stack sats for your content, consider it a signal that other stackers enjoy what you’re sharing. If your content is often ignored, consider it a signal that stackers aren’t finding it valuable.

from stackerNews guide

1 sat \ 0 replies \ @0xmikeleonett OP 26 Nov 2023

What Not To Share on Stacker News Instead of explicitly telling stackers what they can and can’t share, Bitcoin is the tool that the Stacker News community uses to signal which content is (or is not) valued. If you regularly stack sats for your content, consider it a signal that other stackers enjoy what you’re sharing. If your content is often ignored, consider it a signal that stackers aren’t finding it valuable. from stackerNews guide

Thank you very much, sir

22 sats \ 1 reply \ @Zepasta 26 Nov 2023

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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @0xmikeleonett OP 27 Nov 2023

You put the most difficult challenge friend, hahaha I have to do more research. The end, I just hope to entertain the community.

1 sat \ 2 replies \ @nemo 26 Nov 2023

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100 sats \ 1 reply \ @0xmikeleonett OP 26 Nov 2023

Thank you for your wise words, my friend! 😄 My intentions here are to share how I guess they are all here. In my case, I may not have extensive knowledge about Bitcoin but I can assure you that my life has improved and I have been able to live thanks to this wonderful technology. Nothing like surviving in the system, I hate the old system.

Hahaha, thank you very much for your comment friend, have a great day

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @NoStranger 26 Nov 2023

Remember that sometimes what seems like pure hate can actually be a great advice in disguise, try to ask questions or to confirm their point of view with concrete examples of what you've understood.

This is a community that care for quality content the most (that's what I think, at least) so work on that: provide context, try to share your actual experience with that you post and be open on bad feedback, you should accept the fact that not everyone will agree with you on everything.

Share what you truly appreciate and don't worry too much. 🫂