Steemit Challenge - VeggieVotes (fourth idea) & The Steemit Passport (fifth, last idea)

Last two ideas from papi.mati

If my previous suggestions of Steem Street Hunt, Tokenized Talk, and Proof of Taste are hitting a bit too far from the general concept of Challenges, I do have for you two more ideas that may be slightly more similar to entries from previous seasons, yet still with some original touch.

VeggieVotes

I really love gardening and permaculture. I wrote many educative posts on that topic. I was thinking about using my knowledge and passion to teach Steemians something simple & universal during the next Challenge season. I didn’t want it to be just theory. Practical experiences are more memorable and do require actual work that cannot be done by any bot, ChatGPT, DeepSeek, or Alexa.

I had to keep in mind that we all come from very different climates and hemispheres (if in Europe summer is getting closer each day, in Argentina winter is coming). Many Steemians have less money and won’t buy tools just to write a few posts. Besides that, even if some of us live close to nature, many others are stuck in big cities.

The solution for all these problems is a very, very simple indoor garden (beginner level, for those who’ve never thought about growing veggies). The conditions are easier to control, so I could suggest universal ideas that will work in Colombia, Germany, and Nigeria at the same time.

We could start by planting herbs and talking about how to care for them over the next few weeks. Homework would require planting seeds and documenting it, plus making a care schedule.

Later, we could learn how to get seeds from supermarket veggies, which ones are worth planting, and which aren’t. We could plant veggies that can survive their whole life in a plant pot (from seeds in veggies or bags). We could also grow sprouts! Again, the homework post would mix practical gardening photos with a written care plan until harvest.

Every lesson is made for someone who has never worked in a garden. Skill level: 0. If this concept is approved, we can make it harder next time with more challenging plants.

I believe the concept is cool, AI-proof, and—even if it needs basic purchases (seeds, maybe soil)—it’s a way to grow some food at home and save money.

The Steemit Passport

The whole concept of Steemit Challenge is to make sure users publish AI-free content. What if we reversed it and found a way to use AI in a good way? I suggest a challenge where we use the best AI tools to create graphics, videos, and text for a Steemit promo campaign.

• Lesson 1: Create graphics and a holistic visual concept for Instagram.
• Lesson 2: Make interactive Steemit posts with buttons that redirect to key articles for newcomers.
• Lesson 3: Design posters and infographics for Facebook.
• Lesson 4: Film TikTok-style promo videos with links to your posts.
• Lessons 5 & 6: Make longer YouTube tutorials.

We’ll learn to use AI tools for help, but they can’t do all the work. You’ll still need your brain—no worries about missing “Proof-of-Brain” input!

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