Some Important Pieces Of Information To Learn From Steemcurator01's Comments (week-1)

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I greet you all friends and families of this great platform. I appreciate the love and support being shared and experienced by the consistent users of the STEEM ecosystem.

For this week, I would be presenting a compilation of some of Steemcurator01's Comments, which I have felt might be of great importance to guide us into being better steemians.

So I aim to make a weekly compilation of some vital remarks and pieces of information given by sc01 within the week's activities.

This would help steemians (especially the upcoming ones) get a glimpse of what they might need to do or know, to grow and make better decisions in their Steemit journeys.

I hope to continue delivering important guides from sc01 like this every week. If I had gotten important stuffs like this from the beginning of my journey here, I would have been far better than I am in this space.

Know and follow some of this guidance to be more successful.

I decided to bring this up first because I felt this was as important to me as it is to every other steemian. On many occasions, we claim our loyalty and commitment to the growth of the Steemit platform but always fail to justify our claims.

For Steemit to grow significantly, we all are to support and make it work by posting regularly, voting on other user's posts, and most importantly engaging on other user's articles.

Screenshot from Yousafharoonkhan's post

As seen in the screenshot above, I have shared the remark of sc01 on a very respected steemian's post (Yousafharoonkhan).

Yousafharoonkhan as we have known is a committed Steemit promoter, who has onboarded so many steemians into the platform.

He has not been very active for some time now. He made a post about some of his plans for the year 2023 (which included promoting steem).

But sc01 doubted the credibility of Yousafharoonkhan's claims, given the fact that he hasn't been showing it lately through his activities.

I had made very important points in my latest post about how best to detect AI content, and I would equally share it here.

As an upcoming system programmer, I have had the opportunity to develop AIs to perform simple tasks in school. And one thing I can confidently tell us is that AIs are limited to the instructions given by the developers.

This means an AI generated content can be easily detected, as it would be less creative, and in most cases produces outdated results (most AIs are not easily updated on current situations).

So moderators and admins of this great platform, in addition to the usual tools for detecting AIs, I would suggest you check out other important and more convincing factors.

For instance, articles with inaccurate, random, and outdated pieces of information are more likely AI generated. And we should equally watch out for articles written without experience or emotions.

Screenshot from Rex-sumon's post

As seen in the screenshot shared above from the post of Rex-sumon, SC01 has recommended a better way to detect AI contents.

An AI rating of 90% or more fake reading should be convincing enough. Additionally, moderators should check per paragraph to get a better and more effective reading from the tools.

It has been observed that most countries equally have their country's accounts on Steemit, mainly for the country members to engage and be part of.

Such accounts are usually more influential and visible to the big curators, and as such, they are usually given special preference and benefits like booming and engagement challenges.

Screenshot from Steem4nigeria's post

As seen in the screenshot above, this is a post by Steem4nigeria, as they select new moderators to handle the affairs of the community.

SC01 then recommended that the admins/moderators of every country's account should at least have a country representative in its management.

The reason for this is to allow the Steemit team confidently entrust some major activities to the account (like booming and engagement challenge).

With my observations thus far, I have come to realize that Steemit is not just a social media or blogging platform, but goes far beyond that into becoming like an online family for bloggers across the globe.

I have seen cases of benevolence and care from both the Steemit team and other lovely Steemit users. One very important thing is to remain consistent and committed, the team would come through for you when the need arises.

From R2cornell's post	From petface's post

Like the instances shown above from two different posts, the Steemit team through SC01 sends a condolence message and support to a committed Steemian (R2cornell).

And we could equally see SC01 sending good wishes and support on the birthday of a committed Steemian (Petface).

In essence, what I am trying to spread here is that the Steemit team cares for its own, and would support and come through for them anytime any day.

I have just pointed out some important pieces of information from SC01's comment, and I hope they would be inspirational for us, as we see to attain greater heights in this great platform.

This would be a weekly exercise, which I would commit to. Hopefully, it gives better results and motivation to steemians than I could even imagine.

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Thanks for your time here.

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