In the unlikely case that you've followed me and still are unaware of most of these guys, or come across this post accidentally, this might be a handy list of people to follow if you're new to the website.
@krNel - This guy is a prolific poster, articles ranging from technology to philosophy, consciousness and morality. Sometimes posts multiple times a day, but the quality isn't compromised, I don't know how he does it, to be honest.
Hive account@lifeworship - Generally posts about health and alternate medicine and treatment. Really caught my attention when he showed me "Bob Beck's Protocol"
Hive account@fyrstikken - This guy also a has a youtube channel where he talks about conspiracy theories, truth, investigation, religious topics, is politically incorrect, eccentric and funny guy. You can expect the same from his steemit blog. Doesn't shy away from upvoting your posts if they're half decent.
Hive account@shayne - Very active in the community, and social media in general, also available on steemit.chat regularly, follow him for frequent news updates and politics.
Hive account@shenanigator - Writes about finance, investing and crypto currencies. Has several insightful posts that I've made use of, I found him on the "hot" section multiple times.
Hive account@kyriacos - Blogs about pretty much everything, very original, honest, is non-conforming, you may find some of his content controversial, but it's thought provoking nonetheless. He was active since the early days, and blogged his way to a lot of popularity and money.
Hive account@justtryme90 - Mostly about biological sciences, follow him if you occasionally like reading the article from a popular science magazine.
Hive account@ausbitbank - Lots of steemit meta posts, well known guy in the anarchist circles. Australian.
Hive account@demotruk - Mostly about investing, expect some humourous stuff as well. A post of his regarding 'taxation of crypto-currecy assets' caught my attention initially.
Hive account@dwinblood - Game dev. He's presently doing a DAZ 3D series . Has written some useful tutorials for newbies, but the content really isn't restricted to a specific category, you may find posts teaching you how to create an account to trade in poloniex as well as purely philosophical posts like this one, titled "The ultimate questions: What am I? Why am I? Where can I go?"
Hive account@gktown - Relatively newer to steemit, but probably one of the hardest working guys I've seen around here. He is approachable on steemit chat, and if you're a minnow, he might be your goto guy for all sorts of things.
Hive account@jerrybanfield - Sort of a mini celebrity, and if you're into crytpos, you might've already come across him on youtube. Also blogs about life experiences and self improvement apart from the bitcoin stuff.
Hive account@renzoarg - Met this guy on steemit chat, tons of amazing content, I fail to see why he's not more popular. I thought his blog posts about A.I were interesting. Loves his programming and chess, is the kind of guy who'd build his own virtual A.I assistant if he got bored.
Hive account@trafalgar - Comedian. Is fucking hilarious and this is his bio :
Satirical columnist and political commentator - If you think self upvoting is lame, I made multiple Tinder profiles just so I could right swipe myself
You know what you'd get if you follow him.
Hive account@neoxian - is working closely in the steemit development, just useful content in general about the community and technical stuff
Hive account@r0nd0n - A friend of mine, is currently doing a series on "investigation tools" . I might be biased here, but he's got serious potential.
I may keep updating this list as this is no way is a complete one, and I wrote in a hurry.
