Final Curation Report by Team #2 - March 2025

Greetings Steemit Community,

We are at the last week of curation, 29-31 March, 2025, we Team #2, @abdullahw2, @solperez and myself, have done our best to reach every corner of the platform and provide as much support as possible using the @steemcurator04 account.

According to our guidelines, we prioritize steemexclusive posts, bot-free, plagiarism-free posts that do not use Artificial Intelligence.

We were looking for quality comments as well who engage in thoughtful and valuable discussions on others' posts.

Anyway, let's take a look at the curation data of this last week.

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Total posts curated

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Curation by Country

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This week 12 countries were visited by our team around the world. Venezuela (9), Bangladesh (7), Indonesia (5) and India (5) are the top countries.

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Covered Communities

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We curated posts from 26 different communities this week.

Leading the list the posts of Steemit Iron Chef, Italy and Hindwhale Community, which received 3 votes, while there were 2 posts voted outside the communities.

We also rewarded 9 quality comments, with a voting percentage ranging from 15% to 25% depending on the quality of the comments.

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TAGS

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The most used tags were: steemexclusive (9), creativewriting (6) and thediarygame (3).

BEST PUBBLICATIONS OF THE WEEK

Author: @aviral123

Post link: How a sick mother celebrated her daughter's birthday. -

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Reason: In the post, the author tells us an emotional storyof an ill mother who celebrates her daughther's birthday. That post is a combination of suffering, illness and loveof a mother towards her daughter. That post gives us a lesson that the love of our parents is always constant for us as, they remain available in our every joys, sorrows and sufferings. Seeing their children happy, relives their own pains and sufferings.

Nominated by: abdullahw2

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Author: @barski

Post link: My Favorite Flower 🌼! -

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Reason: The post is a fascinating mix of botany, poetry, and personal observation. The author reflects on the various reasons why a flower becomes someone's favorite, going beyond aesthetic beauty and fragrance. The analogy with domestic and wild animals is very interesting. The author describes the Échium, the flower in the images that capture every little detail, which, behind its enchanting appearance, hides its poisonous side, a beautiful contrast between beauty and danger.

Nominated by: mikitaly

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Congratulations to all the selected users and thank you very much to the Steemit Team for giving us this precious opportunity.

Thank you.

Best Regards!

@solperez, @mikitaly, @abdullahw2