FOR THE AFRICANS, WHAT SUPPORT DO WE HAVE?

<h2>On board a steemian, then what?</h2>

Hey, a disclaimer that the below is going to be a short and precise post maybe and full of tiny facts gotten so far.

First forward, allow me to shout out all the amazing Africans in the system who are in their own unique ways doing a pretty good job for the crypto know-how at large in any capacity. Be it registering their respective IP addresses into exchange sites and wallets. I do believe this too is a way to propel the HOLDing gospel.

Now on steem and other related (read: cloned) sites, they are a good number of Africans doing a much good job also in terms of their own content production hence an earning which I so thinks goes a long way into welcoming/convincing others to join.

The first question that pops up anytime I tries to approach a friend to join steem and be part of the revolution in content monetisation is:

<center>Would you please show me something you've done from it?</center>

Your guess is right as my answer. Camouflage, or out of a better word to define my reaction and way of searching for that better answer.

Credits to the team

One more community or rather initiative that has always come into my defense in the now launched PALNET.io, remember their #community-upvote? The upvote has for long worked magic not for me alone but a good number of steem users. Now in a much better state of support, the new site offers much more than that with the upvote-for-PALcoin alternative still under creation.

Let's make a jump to the now defunct @msp-africa bot that in my tiniest infor I believe it was moderated by the PAL founder, @aggroed. Not sure how it operated, but don't you think that's the exact thing which is much needed for the current state of affairs (trying to sound formal)? I mean I bot that guarantees all new African steemians a share of something onto their posts because we should be in agreement that not all posts will get rewarded no matter how high quality they are.

Credits to the team @wafrica

Ever hard of the @wafrica? You must have. Even thou the tag states West, evidenced by my tiny research, they've gone way past that into offering support to the African community at large which is a much better thing. A shout out to the team behind it, I got some tokens and happy on it.

That's the end of my tiny thoughts and research. From where am sited, can only hope for a better base of the African bit on steem.

No matter how long it takes, watch out on my input into it, Kenya specifically.

If you did like my content, please do remember to show some support into my journey by way of laying down your comments and upvotes/resteems. They'l go a long way into the re-imagining of my contribution. Also, can someone vouch me for #dtube support, curation team?