Greetings fellow Steeminians.

Another busy week has passed, with the curation teams committed to and responsible for supporting great content. Each curator fulfilled their duty to review and analyze posts across the platform to support content that adds value to the platform.

For analysis purposes, I present a summary of the Steemcurator curation program's management from 03-09 to understand its scope. The details below are for informational purposes only and may be useful to curators.

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During this second week, curators distributed over 48,000% upvotes on posts and comments.

Below is a summary of the curation teams' work during the first week of April.

During this second week, support was provided to 532 users, 46 countries, and 63 communities, improving on the previous week's results. This was due to the fact that the team behind the Steemcurator09 account was able to complete its curation round.

We can see a graphical overview of the overall management of each of the curation teams, highlighting the Author, Country, and Community categories.

Now, let me give you the details of the support by category.

First, we'll find a list of support by author, where we can see two sorting options. The first table is organized by number of votes, while the second is sorted by percentage of votes received.

Since the list of supported authors is long, I'm sharing the 50 users with the most votes and percentage of support. You can see the percentage received in both their posts and comments.

You can see the full list here

Below is the list of supported countries, showing the large number of countries that were highlighted through the Steemcurator support program. Votes are expressed as a percentage.

You can check the list and verify if your nationality is correct.

Finally, we present the list of communities supported during this second week. The number of communities supported by curators is impressive; however, some received low votes and/or percentages, which should be analyzed.

If you're involved in a community that hasn't been supported this week, you can share it here.

This concludes the second roundup of the Steemcurator curation team's performance for the month of April. It's important to recognize the efforts each curator makes to reach more users.

I am at your disposal for any questions or comments..

To learn more about managing the curation team, click here

Cc: @steemcurator01