Rule two has taken my project idea by surprise, as it is focused on Latin America, and most of the Latinos participating in the summer camp are Venezuelan, but no problem, it's part of the game and we have to play it.
I dont think that it is better to have a bad plan than to have none, I believe that projects must have a definite vision but they must change along with time and circumstances to be successful, what I mean by this is that if some of you feel limited to participate in CELF because you are not from Latin America, you don't necessarily have to feel that way, we can work together to go further, beyond Latin America, and work together to make the project may impact Art and Culture in another countries.
As you can read in the proposal, one of our objectives is to grow the artistic niche in Steem by means of the manual curatorship of individuals specialized in these niches: visual and plastic arts, literature, music, etc.
At first, I just thought about Latin America, because I feel it gives it a social value and sense, but if we are able to build a team that can extend our vision to the whole world, why not?
I don't know exactly what are the problematics regarding art outside of Latin America, but I would say that they are similar, they are related to a centralization of the media that allows the promotion and financing of Art, Steem is a tool to solve that.
If you're okay with this, I'd love to work with you. Thanks.