Week 3 January Curation Report of Team True Colours 3

1. Preface

Have you read our previous reports? No?
Here is a brief summary of our rewarding method. We have decided to appreciate even more comments because there is a lot of good content to be read in the interaction between writers. In week 3, we also focused even more on artistic and creative in image and writing. This means several communities will no longer appear in the statistics because not a single comment can be found there!
This week, we also searched for often-forgotten countries (especially those in Europe) and North America via hashtags.

Note: Since the good, active commenters/engagers are always the same people they received more support.


This is a statistical report on Team True Colours 3's implementation of the third week of January curation activities.

2. The Statistics

In the third week of January 2025, Team True Colours 3 curated 24 posts and 176 comments to make a total of 200. 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, Continent, and 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 by club.}

Next image is the pie chart for total posts upvoted by club.

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

The tabel and pie chart of the detailed week 3 curated comments with a description of commenters' club can be seen below.

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

^{Fig. 2.1.4. The pie chart of 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 19 countries were curated including those labeled “Unknown”. Russia received the most votes (3 votes each) in week 3, while Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Argentina received 2 votes each. See the following table and diagram 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.}

The table and bar chart of the continent look as follows.

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

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

2.2.b. Comment v Geography

By country, the 176 curated comments are spread across 33 countries as shown in the following table and diagram, including 9 comments of unknown nationality.

^{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

This week, 15 communities were curated for posts (including 4 articles sent to personal blog). Like the previous week, Personal Blog ranked first in the number of curations, followed by World of Xpilar and Steem For Betterlife with 3 posts each. 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. Comment v Community

The 176 comments curated in the third week were spread across 39 communities including those uploaded to personal blog which has made the most with 32 curated comments, 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 and chart show Team True Colours 3's curation data for posts and comments curated in week 3.

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

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

3. The Nomination

The 7 entries of nomination we have consist of 3 posts and 4 comments, as follows:

Nominee	2
Author	@abdullahw2
Type	Post
Language	English
Country	Pakistan
Link	Sufi Festival - Crafts, Art And More
Hashtag	art
Review	Abdullahw2 shares his busy day with us. The theme of this article is the Sufi Festival. He doesn't hestitate to shares beautiful crafts and art pieces through his photos. Among them are paintings which deserve a closer look. Actually, he said: I am not able to understand what is in those paintings. But I am sure that there is definitely something good in it. His writing invites to read and study his photos.
Nominator	nishadi89

Nominee	4
Author	@yurche
Type	Post
Language	English, Russian
Country	Russia
Link	Travel around St. Petersburg No 69. Akhvenkoski Waterfalls (part 10).
Hashtag	travel
Review	As the name implies, this is the 10th part of Yurche's Travel Around Petersburg series. In part 10 of the series, Yurche takes readers to see the natural beauty of the Akhvenkoski waterfall located in Karelia. The 26 high-resolution photos (shot using the CANON EOS 50D) included show what one can expect to find there.
Nominator	aneukpineung78

Nominee	7
Author	@juancar347
Type	Post
Language	Spanish
Country	Spain
Link	Closed Doors
Hashtag	photography
Review	It's a melancholy piece about the growing desolation of small villages, in this case a historical region of Spain that fans of Miguel de Cervantes' Don Quixote will probably recognize. According to the author, juancar347, travellers will more often find closed doors which is the theme of his photos. No less than 7 photos are attached to this post and all depict silence melancholy and lonely, as if to emphasize the text. Not because people eventually “return to dust”, but because young people are more interested in pursuing a life in the capital that offers more opportunities and the temptations of the modern world.
Nominator	wakeupkitty

Thus the implementation of the True Colours 3 team curation activity report for this week. Thank you.