Achievement 6 Task by @msohil : Understanding Curation and Community

Hello, everyone. I hope everyone is doing great. Today I am very happy to see how far I have gone with my achievement program. Now I will be proceeding with my achievement 6 task, which expects me to understand curation and community.

Question 1: Do you understand how voting and curation work in steemit?

From my own understanding. on the steemit platform, steemit users are rewarded for posting and curating. By powering up in order to gain enough steem power to vote on others' posts, you can earn curators' rewards and the author's will equally get rewards. The distribution of curators' rewards like upvotes depends on the amount of steem power you have aswell. The higher your steem power, the greater the curators' reward you earn.

After voting on someone's post, your steem power reduces but recharges by 20% after 24 hours. It's always good to have higher steem power on the platform so as to gain influence and frequently receive curator reward.

Below is my steemworld.org account showing my voting power percentage.

Question 2: What happened if you vote a post before 5 minutes marks after posting?

It is well known that rewards are distributed at 50% of the payout when it's due to both the curator and the author. Voting before 5 minutes after the post is posted, we usually receive less than 100% of the percentage of 50%. Which simply means the curator can earn 100% of the rewards after the period of 5 minutes after the content is posted on the blog. It usually depends on the time, like the minute interval in which the vote is cast, and I will be illustrating it in a tabular manner below.

Time	Curator Reward	Remains In The Rewards Pool
Immediately after posting	0%	100%
After 1minute of post	20%	80%
After 2minute of post	40%	60%
After 3minute of post	60%	40%
After 4minute of post	20%	80%
After 5minute of post	0%	100%

Also, if a post has been voted on before 5 minutes of posting it, the author of the post can't delete it again. It can only be edited but not be completely deleted.

Question 3: Who will you vote for Steem Witness ? and Why?

According to the post of the Steemit user I previously quoted, the Steem blockchain schedules witnesses to create a new block every 3 seconds, and 21 witness nodes construct 21 blocks in each 63-second round.

Twenty of the witnesses are compensated or paid in STEEM power since they work full-time. Each steemit user can vote for up to 30 witnesses at a time. Witnesses are in charge of maintaining the Steem blockchain as well as deterring hacker assaults.

I'll give my vote for @justyy and @steemchiller, the founders of steemyy.com and steemworld.org, respectively. They have my support since the tools they've made are amazing and effective, and they're still producing blocks for the Steemit blockchain.

Question 4: Which community will you join in Steemit, and why?

There are lots of communities that exist on Steemit and all of them are important as they each have their own reasons for creation. Nonetheless, one must choose their own best from among the many options available. And I will be listing them according to their importance to me.
Newcomers' Community : This community is like pre-school for me. Before entering into this platform, we have to understand it. And this community is doing great in this area.

Steem India: I am from India and would like to connect with people. The users post high-quality content

Steem Bangladesh: The community is very nice, and the users post high-quality content, and contests are held on time.

Zero to Infinity :I am a fan of science and technology and would like to share my knowledge with other people and get them aware of the latest technology.

I would like to thank @cryptokannon @ngoeny @juichi @event-horizon for their support and guidance.