I think we already met in the comments at your intro, so  goodmorning 
> In my subsequent post, Ill be making a video on "The Basic Rules for New Hiveans". I'll appreciate if someone with a whole lot of experience on the Hive Blockchain shares a link or comment below on the things we all should take note of.
I would say that after 14 days I would leave that idea. First learn and read as much as you can. 
> There are certain rules that not so everyone is aware of.
Did you read all that hive is? Or just the communities?

Again love the enthousiastic manner but use your time wise. Go for it , you will
Be here a long time

Please don't do this, you have no clue. 

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If you want to learn from people on Hive, learn from those who know what they're doing. It seems The Hive Learner community has absolutely no idea what they're doing and is leading you all blind into a black hole.    There are other more knowledgeable support communities around on Hive who are in a much better position to lead you.  The Terminal led by @thekittygirl and @brittandjosie, and the Newbies Initiative led by @starstrings01 and @aliento both have a lot more experience in guiding newbies and yo will be in better hands with them.

Those downvotes aren't really that big of a deal in my opinion. It's mostly because you dipped into the reward pool with the same content twice and it only removed about $3 in rewards in total. 

<div class="text-justify"><p>If you started a new job today, you would probably be asked in a Staff meeting to introduce yourself, which is expected. And while "on the clock" (getting paid for it), you would be allowed to talk about yourself for a few minutes so your coworkers would get to know you. However, do you think you would be allowed to "introduce yourself" again the following day, spouting he same information and get "paid for it" a second time? And a third time the third day? Every time we write a post on Hive, we are "expecting" to be paid (unless we "Decline Rewards" in Settings). That is why multiple introductions are frowned upon. You introduced yourself to the entire Hive blockchain last year, so why do it again and expect to make money on the re-introduction?</p>

<p>I don't know that we need a "You Should Not Do This" document to explain this.</p>

<p>For what it's worth, I also see a problem with the tags on your post...</p>

<p>First, you posted to the "OCD" community <b>and</b> you used OCD as a tag, too, so two of your tags were used trying to scream at OCD for attention on your post. Then, you also screamed for attention by tagging Appreciator and Curie. Tagging curation accounts in this manner is also not good, and a waste of tags. Do you really think OCD, Appreciator, and Curie will look at all of the 20,000 posts that tag them every day? Certainly not! It is "attention seeking" behavior, and accomplishes nothing. If your posts are really good, the curation accounts will find you, no need to stand on the roof and wave your arms at them.</p>

<p>Second, your tags are in the incorrect order. The first five tags are used to "index" posts on the blockchain, so those first five tags are the most important. Your first tags should always be topic-related, so "#30DAYBLOGGINGCHALLENGE" and "#30DAYCHALLENGE" should come first, followed by "#LEARNING." After topic tags, Community tags should come next, so that's where "#LOVINGHIVE" should go. It is odd that you didn't tag "#HiveLearners" as well. Last should come Tribe tags, as those are always applied, even if not indexed. You  didn't include any of those here, so that's no problem. But, changing the order of your tags would be good, especially for finding posts again a few years from now.</p>

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> *"In my subsequent post, Ill be making a video on "The Basic Rules for New Hiveans". I'll appreciate if someone with a whole lot of experience on the Hive Blockchain shares a link or comment below on the things we all should take note of."*

<div class="text-justify">Before making a video, perhaps look through the dozens of posts for newbies collected by the <b>@newbies-guide</b> project. The collection was written by many Hiveans and contain a wealth of information. Many thanks to <b>@livinguktaiwan</b> for spearheading that fabulous collection of guides! Once you have read all those posts, you <em>might</em> be ready to make a video.</div>