I think we're the last ones who should be flagged for not promoting Steem.

- [We send 1,000s of unique visitors to Steemit every week](https://steemit.com/promo-steem/@shenanigator/how-to-send-1-000-unique-viewers-to-steemit-in-1-day-totally-free). We send more non-steemians to Steemit than just about anyone else.
- From our @tangerinetravels, @shenanigator, and @sharingeverybite accounts, we're delegating 30,000 SP **free of charge** to projects/people who are doing a lot to grow Steem. (@STACH to grow the Nigerian community and @kachinhenry to grow the myanmar community)
- One of the major reasons that we're growing our YouTube channel is so we can promote Steem. We've grown it from 0 to over 4,300 subscribers in a few months and are currently growing at a rate of over 100 subscribers per day.
- 2 weeks ago we produced [a video promoting Steem](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-Tj4Y0MYoU) that has so far been seen by 4,400 people, most non-steemians. 55% of our audience lives in Mexico, a country which has very little presence on Steem, and could benefit greatly from it.
- We often wear Steemit gear in our videos.
- A lot of people are curious about how a young couple can afford to travel, which makes a perfect segue into telling them about Steem.
- We spend quite a few hours each day working on another Steem project.
- Visit our YouTube profile, and you'll see that we have a prominent link to Steemit in our banner as well as one in the description of our profile. https://www.youtube.com/c/tangerinetravels

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@transisto That's a shame.