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Greetings Steemians,
over the last few days, we've curated many posts and have been fine-tuning our senses about what we're looking for in the posts we're curating.
While we initially started curating all kinds of topics, we ultimately decided to focus our voting primarily on Steem-related topics, as this is something which, as far as we know, no other curation project is targeting. This doesn't mean, we're not curating other topics/tags!
> The tags we're looking at heavily are #steem, #newsteem, #steemdev, #steemit
Our goal is to incentivize people to make contributions, that are valuable for Steem, thus enhancing our ecosystem and making it in return more valuable; whether this is on a social level (writing posts) or on a more technical level (creating/contributing to open-source Steem projects).
If you want to discover what we're curating, please head over to https://steempeak.com/@smartsteem/trail
Important: We are not curating content that has been promoted with promotion-services (bid-bot or otherwise).
We'll be back soon with more updates.
Sincerely,
Team Smartsteem
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Would you consider adding high value STEM content, research and investigative journalism into the mix. I'm talking about the 15-30 minute Medium article. Here is an example: https://medium.com/personal-growth/the-void-and-i-a-story-about-everything-b41a871ecfc9
Also check out the blog of @alexander.alexis which is the best high quality educational content I have seen on STEEM. I want to see STEEM being known for this type of ultra high value articles. Focusing votes on STEEM related content will make the platform appear too niche.
We need the kind of content that would bring audience from websites like Medium. I would also love to see more long form content (like some of the articles @dan published while he was around) Best way to get more of them is to crate good incentives for them.
Edit: You are welcome to answer this poll and voice your thoughts: https://dpoll.io/detail/@vimukthi/what-type-of-content-would-you-like-to-see-curation-initiatives-target
> we ultimately decided to focus our voting primarily on Steem-related topics
> The tags we're looking at heavily are #steem, #newsteem, #steemdev, #steemit
Holy crap! @smartsteem. You surely must have been 'curating' those Steem tags way way too heavy. So heavy so heavy, that even when I've posted during this last month no less of a dozen posts with those Steem-Centric Content tags that are focusing purely on Steem, not even by mistake have you stumbled upon any of them so far. Tsk Tsk };)