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@scottcbussiness for his post “How To Create An Account Via BlockTrades“. You see, I had self imposed a feeling of a guest who was wearing out his welcome, on my first Steem account,
@electricswine. I had initially intended to write about my homeautomation project. But I went off target a bit by posting things unrelated to that. I believe that anyone kind enough to follow me there shouldn’t have their feed hit with my unrelated posts. Thus the need to separate one from the other. So I learned from Scott’s post exactly how to do it. As for giving do credit, a big thank you shoutout to
@davemcoy for his post “An Efficient Way To Buy Steem - 7 Simple Steps “. Dave gives the details of how to buy Steem to get more SP, or in my case, to purchase a second account. I’ve dabbled in crypto for nearly a year now, which made it a little easier for me to work through the first few steps of the buying process. I must add that with out Daves input, which I’m sure he’ll humbly acknowledge wouldn’t have been possible without the help of others, I could have never figured it out. But anyone who can follow directions can now do this. Thanks Dave.
Now that I’ve got this together, I plan to meticulously go through “followers” and “following” and make sure I’ve got everyone in the right spot.
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