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RE: What are Curation Trails and Delegated Steem Power

in #faq8 years ago (edited)

Manually curating and looking for great content takes a lot of time. You know that well. For that reason most of us have set automated votes and then use the rest while browsing the site and to reward users that comment on their posts.

If I happen to make a good comment that I put effort above average (This is subjective, of course) I also vote it for better visibility.

Lately, however, with the influx of new users I've noticed how I'm running very low on voting power and I've been thinking of switching 100% to manually curating.

The most important issue currently with the platform is that new users aren't found and rewarded for their efforts. The same faces habit the trending pages over and over again and it might not be deserved every day but thanks to automated voting, that's how it is. Safe voting.

I do understand it's a way to build a loyal author base and reward them for sticking through but I feel it's not working perfectly as is.

I will be looking in to setting up a curation trail thanks to your post. We'll see how it goes. If you have any more advice on this topic, it's more than welcome!

Edit: I just noticed your special addition! From today onwards, I'll do manual curating only and start the curation trail. (I'll probably do announcing post about that). I'd like to focus on finding devs, new ideas and new people and support those the most!

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Completely agree, if we want the community grows and newcomers don't get discouraged we have to find the way to promote more diverse content. I will also try to start a trail oriented to topics and cultural activities that are not mainstream but equally valuable, I also want to include more content from latino background.
..and thank you very much @acidyo

Great comment. I find this also and am moving into manual curation of nature-inspired art and decent posts.