Welcome Joe!!
I read Tragedy and Hope 101 a couple weeks ago. Awesome work : )
You really did a lot of quality research. Now we just have to get the population up to speed on how corrupt the system is. If we don't restore rule of law we are all toast ô¿ ô Best, Gary
Hey, Joe. Thanks for turning me on to Steemit. Love all your books and always promote them on my website.
Still trying to figure Steemit out. A bit confusing. For instance, someone suggested new people post a pic of themselves with their name and date. Haven't seen anything on Steemit about that.
Have you found the best resource to explain how to use this?
Thanks, Neal. I've really enjoyed some of your videos (F**k the FED, they're lyin, how the game works...all good stuff! ) Regarding the photo with name and date, it seems to me that a scammer could easily take your picture and "photo shop" a different date (so they could pretend to be you). If it was a short video ("Hi, I'm Neal Fox, it's August 9th, 2016") that would work better IMO. That said, I didn't do either...I'm hoping the Facebook verification of my identity is enough.
One more thing, if you want a short and inexpensive primer on Sttemit, there's a 99 cent Kindle ebook called "Steemit 101" at Amazon. It's got some decent info.
It's no secret the US is an oligarchy, not a democracy, run mainly by a small group who have large political influence. Do you have links to any shorter articles you've written uncovering things or is it all in your books?
Also, it's customary for new users in introduce yourself by either a link from your twitter ir a photo of you with a handwritten note.
I've written quite a few articles over the years, but I definitely prefer to send people to the books. That said, I've considered condensing everything down further (chapter summaries that could act as articles), and I might end up doing that. In the meantime, you can always check out the first few paragraphs of a chapter (say, chapter 1 of "Tragedy & Hope 101") and you'll get a good idea of what's covered. (www.tragedyandhope.INFO).
Regarding the "note," I wasn't aware of that. Is it for verification or something? (If so, just curious, what's to prevent somebody from snagging the pic and posting it as me?) Thanks.
hi welcome to steemit. there is no golden rule on what to post i've seen long well researched articles do well and very short thrown together pieces do well.
Joe, I think that your book could be posted as a multi-part series on Steemit and I would love to see you profit deservedly for all your efforts. I love your book and recommend it to every network I am a part of. I would be happy to do the same for your Steemit series.
Welcome Joe!!
I read Tragedy and Hope 101 a couple weeks ago. Awesome work : )
You really did a lot of quality research. Now we just have to get the population up to speed on how corrupt the system is. If we don't restore rule of law we are all toast ô¿ ô Best, Gary
Hey, Joe. Thanks for turning me on to Steemit. Love all your books and always promote them on my website.
Still trying to figure Steemit out. A bit confusing. For instance, someone suggested new people post a pic of themselves with their name and date. Haven't seen anything on Steemit about that.
Have you found the best resource to explain how to use this?
Thanks, Neal. I've really enjoyed some of your videos (F**k the FED, they're lyin, how the game works...all good stuff! ) Regarding the photo with name and date, it seems to me that a scammer could easily take your picture and "photo shop" a different date (so they could pretend to be you). If it was a short video ("Hi, I'm Neal Fox, it's August 9th, 2016") that would work better IMO. That said, I didn't do either...I'm hoping the Facebook verification of my identity is enough.
One more thing, if you want a short and inexpensive primer on Sttemit, there's a 99 cent Kindle ebook called "Steemit 101" at Amazon. It's got some decent info.
joeplummer, Tragedy & Hope 101 is an excellent book and I recommend whenever I can. Thank you. Glad to see you here.
Welcome to the site.
It's no secret the US is an oligarchy, not a democracy, run mainly by a small group who have large political influence. Do you have links to any shorter articles you've written uncovering things or is it all in your books?
Also, it's customary for new users in introduce yourself by either a link from your twitter ir a photo of you with a handwritten note.
I've written quite a few articles over the years, but I definitely prefer to send people to the books. That said, I've considered condensing everything down further (chapter summaries that could act as articles), and I might end up doing that. In the meantime, you can always check out the first few paragraphs of a chapter (say, chapter 1 of "Tragedy & Hope 101") and you'll get a good idea of what's covered. (www.tragedyandhope.INFO).
Regarding the "note," I wasn't aware of that. Is it for verification or something? (If so, just curious, what's to prevent somebody from snagging the pic and posting it as me?) Thanks.
Will check it out when I get home (currently on a long car ride, wanted something easier to access on phone)
Include the date in your picture so it cant be reused!
hi welcome to steemit. there is no golden rule on what to post i've seen long well researched articles do well and very short thrown together pieces do well.
Joe, I think that your book could be posted as a multi-part series on Steemit and I would love to see you profit deservedly for all your efforts. I love your book and recommend it to every network I am a part of. I would be happy to do the same for your Steemit series.
Thanks, Tom. I really appreciate it, man. The book is actually doing pretty well (and that's because of people like you.)
For some reason, I kept getting an error when I tried to update my post, so I'll put my verification video here: