Why did I choose r/BTC?

Today I found a critical comment in my last post, here on the Reddit community, that has made me reflect on why I am uploading content here.

On March 2, I started writing and reading posts in some Reddit communities driven by the curiosity of the links that are, both in Hive and in read.cash, also by the impact of the notorious GameStop case that shook Wallstreet.

In this sense, I see Reddit as a showcase to reach a large audience, always through the interconnection with other social media. Of course, I understand that there is a danger of being judged as Spam when I share articles from other websites. So it is of the utmost importance to respect the consensus rules.

As for me, I usually post my experiences in Bitcoin-themed communities, especially Bitcoin Cash in r / BTC. I even feel that I help spread the benefits of BCH. Maybe I'm not doing it correctly, but I think that's what life is about; learn from mistakes and test the tolerance of others and your own.

In the region of the world where I live, Reddit is not very popular or used. Here Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook prevail, of which I am not a fan of it. So I see here an option to express myself freely, although I also see a risk that they can limit it.

Why did I choose r/BTC?

For the declaration of no censorship, nor banning to talk about cryptocurrencies. For example, I am now curious to learn about Monero, ZCash, and Dash from the perspective of Bitcoin promoters. And I think this is a good place to get balanced information.

I'm not interested in becoming an influencer, just sharing valuable information and experience for everyone. I just want to enjoy a good interaction with other users with a minimum of respect. In this sense, I think I am in the right place.

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