Week 4 Official Report of team True Colours 2

1. Preface

Is there anything to say?
There is nothing we see that you can see if you read and let the written word sink in. Does it feel odd? Then it is and in our case, we map "odd". No, we are not looking for it but we believe that those few rules set for curator teams should and can be maintained.

Does Europe exist? What about certain other countries ignored by default and the search for content written by lesser-known Steemians, the many women enriching this platform?

With every upvote, we look at our results. We specifically look for what deserves a reward. The voting behaviour is viewed and recorded daily and if we doubt we ask. If the answer is not satisfactory we undo the upvote.

In week 4 we tried to balance the scale because what all the reports show is not a rosy result. Is it fair, and realistic to correct the lack of votes for certain nationalities/countries? Our aim is to put all the colours of Steemit in the spotlight without discrimination so we did. Right now all we have to say is that we are still left with questions. Questions that many Steemians may also be asking themselves.

This is the report on the implementation of curation activities by team 5 in statistical form.

2. The Statistics

In the fourth week of December 2024, Team 5 curated 91 posts and 130 comments. As always, this report is made by taking into account various key aspects related to the implementation of these curation activities, namely in terms of Club, Country, Community. But there is something different from previous reports, this time the True Colours Team includes new statistics, namely by Continent (included in the Geographical sub-chapter with Country) and by Gender.

2.1. The Club Count

The following table shows the number of daily votes by club.

^{Fig. 2.1.1. The table of daily post votes in week 4.}

Next is the pie chart for total posts upvoted in week 4 by club.

^{Fig. 2.1.2. The pie chart of week 4 total post votes based on Club count.}

The tabel and pie chart of the detailed week 4 comment votes with a description of commenters' club can be seen below.

^{Fig. 2.1.3. The table of daily comment votes in week 4.}

^{Fig. 2.1.4. The pie chart of week 4 total Comment votes based on Club count.}

2.2. Geographical (Country and Continent) Count

2.2.a. Post v Geography

Based on the posters' country of origin, a total of 28 countries were curated by Team 05 in the fourth week, an inrease of 8 compared to last week. The top 3 countries that received the most votes from Team 05 in week 4 are 1) Indonesia (11 votes); 2) Venezuela (9 votes), and 3 countries receieved each 7 votes: USA, Unknown, and Russia. See the following images for a more detailed record.

^{Fig. 2.2.1. The country table of voted posts.}

^{Fig. 2.2.2. The country bar chart of voted posts.}

If the data is made into a table based on continents, the following table will be found.

^{Fig. 2.2.3. The Post count based on the continent.}

The bar chart looks as follows (in order from highest to lowest).

^{Fig. 2.2.4. The bar chart for the Post count based on the continent.}

2.2.b. Comment v Geography

In terms of comments, team 5 has curated 139 comments ( an increase of 19 from previous week) from 26 countries (a decrease of 2 compared to previous week), including 4 comments made by users with unknown nationalities or countries of domicile (categorized as “Unknown”). See the following table and diagram.

^{Fig. 2.2.5. The country table of voted comments.}

^{Fig. 2.2.6. The country bar chart of voted comments.}

The table and bar chart by continent for the data will look like the following.

^{Fig. 2.2.7. The table for the Comment count based on the continent.}

^{Fig. 2.2.8. The bar chart for the Comment count based on the continent.}

2.3. Community Count

2.3.a. Post v Community

2 Communities received the most curation number for the post this week: World of Xpilar and personal blog (each 10 posts), followed by Steem Family and Italy (each 6 posts). In total team 5 curated 34 communities (an increase of 12 compared to previous week) including Personal Blog category. See the following pictures.

^{Fig. 2.3.1. The community count table of voted posts.}

^{Fig. 2.3.2. The community count bar chart of voted posts.}

2.3.b. Commnet v Community

The 130 comments curated by team 5 in week 4 were spread across 42 communities, as shown in the following table and diagram.

^{Fig. 2.3.3. The community count table of voted comments.}

^{Fig. 2.3.4. The community count bar chart of voted comments.}

2.4. Gender Count

Based on gender, the categories are divided into 4 types: Male, Female, Unknown, and Community (posts or comments written by community accounts).

The following table shows Team 5's curation data for posts and comments in week 4.

^{Fig. 2.4.1. The gender count table of voted posts and comments.}

The bar chart is as follow.

^{Fig. 2.4.2. The gender count bar chart of voted posts and comments.}

3. The Nomination

And, the most exciting part of the report: the nomination. The 7 entries of nomination we have consist os 4 posts and 3 comments, as follows:

Nominee	3
Author	@destinedhanik
Type	Post
Language	English
Link	Photo of the Week Contest 21
Date	26th
Review	Although the author (destinedhanik) could have come up with a more direct title, it is still an interesting read, especially for people who like unique facts about the diversity of customs or habits in societies in various parts of the world. The author submitted this post for a photography contest organized by @m-fdo. But even so, destinedhanik as the author managed to combine his photos with an interesting narrative about the customs of people in Nigeria in preparing their girls for marriage.
Nominator	aneukpineung78

Nominee	4
Author	@galca
Type	Post
Language	Russian
Link	Common but cute birds jackdaws
Date	25th
Review	In this photography-themed piece, Galca takes as his object a small black bird known as Jackdaws. For animal lovers, especially birds, this article can spoil them with 8 photos of jackdaws from various angles, accompanied by a light, concise narrative to accompany readers to enjoy the photos.
Nominator	wakeupkitty

Nominee	6
Author	@huzaifanaveed1
Type	Post
Language	English
Link	29 years
Date	26th
Review	Overall, huzaifanaveed1's piece offers an insightful and valuable look at family from the perspective of a Muslim family, but it is not only about family relationships that this piece also covers themes about life values that are relevant across cultures. The author successfully conveys the message of the importance of patience, mutual respect and commitment in building a strong family.
Nominator	wakeupkitty

Nominee	7
Author	@yurche
Type	Post
Language	Russian
Link	My watercolor work "Autumn in the city park"
Date	26th
Review	This is an article in the art category submitted by an artist from Russia named yurche. There are 4 images that seem to be pieces of a larger image, which is a water color image of a park in his city in October during the fall season. The narrative between the images is personal and melancholic. Each image presents an angle of its own and by the time the reader reaches the end of the article, they are transported by the narrative to see the “bigger picture”.
Nominator	wakeupkitty

Thus the implementation of the True Colours 2 team curation activity report for this week. Thank you.