Well, yeah ! Short posts can really do well on steemit and even I also encourage people to share even short posts.
Actually, people think that steemit is only for long articles. But this is not true at all. On steemit, if a person wants to make short posts as he wants to share a short message or he wants to share something funny to put a smile on people's face, then he sure can do it.
People should get over this stigma.
@traf - I sometimes feel that a picture speaks a thousand words and my babbling on around it may ruin the effect. I mostly do wildlife photo (my original takes) and my thoughts because just photos get quickly ignored on Steemit many times. Of course, I need a longer article sometimes - for example to tell my funny sci-fi story of how I made 1 Million SBD in 147 years! There is no way I can narrate that in 250 words (I guess I could say Wooosh - Women, cars, spaceships and everything - who cares how I made it! LOL). In short - I will pay serious attention to short content too. Could have kept this comment shorter too - isn't it. LOL
@trafalgar, what you're doing with the @traf account is so inspiring to me! I allowed myself to fall into a "long form only" kind of mind-set, and have been posting less frequently than I'd like.
I think more short content on the platform will be a good thing
I appreciate that you add "TOP QUALITY" in front of "original short content." And demonstrate that with your own hilarious posts -- each one giving a reader a good, hard laugh. Fewer words, with just as much value.Moreso, maybe.
Thanks for showing that it can be done well, and also for encouraging more of it with your support... which I hope to receive! 🙋
Just made a short-form post about yummy watermelon margaritas! 🍉🍹 There's a shout-out to you. 😊
thanks a lot
I'll be making an effort to support top quality original short content going forward
I feel that there's too much of a stigma over release short content on here, yet quick content are the only things that have a chance of going viral
I think more short content on the platform will be a good thing
Well, yeah ! Short posts can really do well on steemit and even I also encourage people to share even short posts.
Actually, people think that steemit is only for long articles. But this is not true at all. On steemit, if a person wants to make short posts as he wants to share a short message or he wants to share something funny to put a smile on people's face, then he sure can do it.
People should get over this stigma.
@traf - I sometimes feel that a picture speaks a thousand words and my babbling on around it may ruin the effect. I mostly do wildlife photo (my original takes) and my thoughts because just photos get quickly ignored on Steemit many times. Of course, I need a longer article sometimes - for example to tell my funny sci-fi story of how I made 1 Million SBD in 147 years! There is no way I can narrate that in 250 words (I guess I could say Wooosh - Women, cars, spaceships and everything - who cares how I made it! LOL). In short - I will pay serious attention to short content too. Could have kept this comment shorter too - isn't it. LOL
Regards,
@vm2904
@traf - Tried a short post :)
@trafalgar, what you're doing with the @traf account is so inspiring to me! I allowed myself to fall into a "long form only" kind of mind-set, and have been posting less frequently than I'd like.
I appreciate that you add "TOP QUALITY" in front of "original short content." And demonstrate that with your own hilarious posts -- each one giving a reader a good, hard laugh. Fewer words, with just as much value. Moreso, maybe.
Thanks for showing that it can be done well, and also for encouraging more of it with your support... which I hope to receive! 🙋
Just made a short-form post about yummy watermelon margaritas! 🍉🍹 There's a shout-out to you. 😊
https://steemit.com/food/@erikaharris/cheers-a-watermelon-margarita-for-trafalgar