Yapping Day 5 Diary + Additional Tips Following Yesterday 🎀 Last Diary! 🎉 [ Self Branding ] Honestly, I'm not lying when I say I've shared all the tips I know.. Yapping vs Snapping / How to Snap Well, Predictions and Proof / How to Post / What to Post About / How to Interact Quickly on Chrome / Basic Blockchain Knowledge, etc. If you go back to previous posts, you can see the gradual evolution from Day 1, and if you look at just the 5 days, you can see it in real-time. Now, with Day 5 being the last, there will be no more diaries. Today's Summary (I might comment a bit more before sleeping?) I want to achieve growth (but slowly..) The truth is, I feel like there's nothing left to prove or achieve, and I think I'll just keep yapping steadily, so since this is the last diary, I want to drop what I've been contemplating and now yap a bit more comfortably.... What I want to say today is What have I been contemplating, and what did many people feel was lacking... - 80% of the Yapping board just organizes basic technical parts or even doesn't do that and writes shit posts, which aren't even fun. It's true.. If your posting is no different from others, you really have to grow your account using interaction tools, but what I've felt after commenting 2,500 times over the past 3 days is that it's not a place worth farming with interaction tools.. It would be more profitable to work part-time during that time. That's for sure. So, I cautiously suggest that we should post at least one of the following types of posts: 1. Technically Edge-Driven Posts. It would be great if you could easily convey technology that people don't know well. It's a crypto board, and many non-developers are entering the market. 2. Posts that Show I Studied Properly. If someone knows less than others, I belong to the 'majority,' and the parts I learned while developing should be known by many people. It would be good to share what I didn't know or what was new while studying. 3. Great Humor Mountain Anything funny will definitely go viral. Whether it's a funny tone or a funny meme, if you can attract attention with your humor and refresh those tired of the yapping board, people will definitely look at your post for at least a second and say 'interaction~.' 4. Your Own Identity This is a continuation, but if you have your own color, people will think, "This person's posts are definitely fun," and it creates a sense of intimacy. You know what I mean? Self-branding~ 5. Physical Appearance I'm not someone who appeals through looks, so I shouldn't pretend to know about this... 6. Others What I'm trying to say is to post something that attracts attention with your own talent, rather than the general and uninteresting things everyone else uses. But since it needs to be tied to something technical, I tried to create a separate section at the very bottom of the post using 🚧🚧Yapping Zone🚧🚧 to minimize the fatigue of the post itself. (It's more tiring to have mid-insert ads than bottom ads on Naver Blog, right?) Of course, I'm just a baby on Day 5, and what I'm saying could definitely be wrong. But to truly revive posts that don't attract attention and have no informational value, we have to rely on interaction... I think that's too painful... And regarding comments, since I've already written a big post today, I won't go into detail.. But I will say: - Personally, I think it's better to comment sincerely rather than just commenting a lot to smart followers / inner circles. If I have to mix with the inner circle and smart followers, there's a high probability that I'm not part of either. So, thinking the opposite, if the inner circle or smart followers are just throwing out careless comments, it won't be easy to create internal motivation for them to come to your post and comment back. When I was doing Warpcast, the algorithm was much more beneficial when we reflected on each other and gave thumbs up rather than just sincere comments, but now it's not like that; meaningful content writing is also necessary, and the interaction needs to be shared appropriately among each other. I wonder if we could find other ways to compete rather than just relying on quantity! Just my thoughts. I'm not writing this post because I'm doing well; when I started yapping on Day 1, I didn't know what was what, and I didn't know how to get attention through any mechanism, so I posted about my balance going negative because of falling coins, and I had various trials and errors. So, sharing that process and sharing what I learned is enjoyable, and I think that's why I worked hard. But now, honestly, after sharing what I've learned over the past 5 days and sharing tips right away, I feel like I'm just going to keep doing what I do every day rather than realizing something new every day! ㅎㅎ This diary series ends here, and I look forward to your continued support, everyone. I love and appreciate you all; it's all thanks to you! I just like sharing what I learned while resolving my frustrations, so I wrote this, and I appreciate everyone for being with me during that process. Let's do well tomorrow too! ㅎㅎㅎㅎ>_^