About Matt City | Becoming an Admiring Citizen for a Month

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When I first discovered Matters, I thought it was a normal writing platform and was drawn to the warm vibe.

Later, he learned about the concept of "turning praise into appreciation". For me, writing is a process of thinking and introspection, as well as a way of entertainment and healing. With the blessing of Likecoin, it will naturally complement each other.

Also read many good articles here. Some are things I might not read on a daily basis. It is not an exaggeration to say "eye-opening". Most of my knowledge about blockchain and cryptocurrencies comes from Matters.

Yesterday, I accidentally read an interesting short story " Hunger Strike" because of a message, and because of its message, I read another article "The weather forecast says it will rain on National Memorial Day, so I can really go on a hunger strike at home for a day" , and then read " Written in the 100 days of Xu Zhiyong's arrest: Although I am weak, I will not be silent ."

I also read everyone's book reviews and daily routines.

I love that Matters broadens my narrow vision.

Although sometimes after reading someone else's article, I question the meaninglessness of my own writing.

Just as sometimes after reading someone else's bio, I would question my own existence as a waste of the earth's resources.

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Everyone is an individual and naturally has different preferences.

I read Chuan Hao, you see A Dream of Red Mansions. She wrote about women's thoughts, and he talked about the Hong Kong version of the National Security Law. No one is more noble than anyone else.

But maybe I'm occupationally ill, or maybe I'm getting old and cynical, and I'm always looking for someone else's true intentions between the lines of my articles and conversations.

Recently, I noticed a strange phenomenon. Like a character in a suspenseful story, I always feel that something is wrong, but I can't explain why. Maybe it's just me being sensitive? Let the bullets fly for a while.

Suddenly I wonder, if there is no Likecoin, how many citizens will stay?

I will answer myself first: as long as there are good articles, I will definitely stay as a reader. As long as there are good readers, I will also stay as a little writer.

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Received the monthly Liker Land report for September, the return is more than expected, about 6000 Likecoin (I wonder if this number includes the "support author" Likecoin?), but of course still less than many hardworking and popular authors.

Looking at the Liker Land records carefully, I found that the number of Likecoins cannot be estimated by the number of clapping hands.

I wrote an article " Alexander McQueen launches fashion brand MCQ using blockchain" , the total number of clapping is not many (56 in half a month), but the amount of Likecoin is very high, probably the citizens who clap are "stingy" clap on weekdays for the sake of. The more popular " Love Castle | The Night After a Broken Love" has a relatively large number of clappings (136 in one day), but contains a lower amount of Likecoin. The comparison of the amount of Likecoin in the two days can be seen in the figure below: the former 3 Civil Liker 11 clapped hands had 353 Likecoin; the latter 13 Civil Liker 61 clapped hands had 25 Likecoin.

Sometimes it is found that the amount of Likecoin in the clap of some Likers seems to be several times more than that of individual Civil Likers.

The above are my impressions and records of becoming an appreciative citizen for one month.