Giving and Taking on Steemit - The Greek Way

Whilst I haven't posted for almost a month, I've been around, but this time without commenting or curreting; just a mere free-rider consuming content!

I do have some further deeper understanding of the place, but I'll write about this at a later point in time. This post is about giving and taking on Steemit. Been looking for a reason/excuse to write it for a while, and now I eventually have it!

It was at the comments section of my last post that this stroke me, when a kindred spirit boosted my views about this wonderful community: @travelinggreek donated 5 SD to me, in order to help me power up so that my posts can be seen by more people here!

Now how amazing is this, given that I don't know her (with a safe assumption that's a "her") and we have never ever communicated before?

Did I use this right? Probably not, cause although I powered up, my power still is 25, but that doesn't make it less of an awesome act of kindness and comradery!

I am extremely thankful to @travelinggreek for that act for kindness, and been looking since then for a way to give back to the community!

So, I came up with the idea that since I'm not the ideal person to create streams of quality content, how about I convince someone who is to be part of this community? And so I did!

After long discussions and argumentation, I convinced the awesome people behind the greatest car site in Greece to join Steemit! Please say hello to @autoblogr who just joined Steemit, follow them and get ready for some amazing posts!

I've been following their work for almost ten years now, and I can vouch that some pretty cool stuff are coming here on Steemit - I know I might be raising the expectations for them without their consent, but this is nonetheless my own little way to give back!

Thank you all for making this place wonderful, thank you dear @travelinggreek for your kind gesture, and looking forward to some awesome content from @autoblogr.