Buildawhale Curation Digest 06/06/18
1 Year on Steemit - A Restrospective
Author: @somethingsubtle
Curator: @chuckyfucky
-=- It's been a year since @somethingsubtle joined Steemit. A year full of learning, growth and emotional experiences. In this post, he shares with us some of the knowledge he has acquired in these past 12 months, tips and tricks for those Steemians who are just starting in this platform and how he has managed to rank his account to where it is now. -=-
SteemMonsters Honest Review
Author: @somegaming
Curator: @chuckyfucky
-=- Spam can be really annoying, but most of the time it actually can make people pay attention to something they hadn't noticed before. That's what happened with @somegaming and a card game he didn't know about but decided to try. SteemMonster is a game every gamer on Steemit should know about. It allows you to buy, sell and trade cards, as well as participate in tournaments. Everything is better explained in @somegaming's post, so make sure you don't miss it. -=-
Extending evolutionary theory to explain social behavior
Author: @dianargenti
Curator: @bryangav
-=- Have you ever wonder what are the reasons behind our social behavior? Why men tend to do some things more than women or if there are patterns related to relationships? @dianargenti gives you some answers with her post about Evolutionary Theory. Using this theory, she explains some aspects of the social behavior of humans and why we do certain things. For example, she explains what characteristics each gender looks for in a partner or why some people may think men (or women, depending on the case) are more tolerating of easygoing sex. Check her post and discover how this theory work and how it influences your behavior! -=-
What can users do to add value?
Author: @drakos
Curator: @bryangav
-=- Writing content regularly on Steemit can be hard, especially if our goal is innovating and keeping the readers interested in our work. It is important to remember that if we want to make money and stand out, there are some things we should consider. @drakos talks about this topic and explains what Steemit users can do to add value. He gives us great advice about the aspects we should consider while writing and choosing a topic. He also explains the things he considers while curating and how we should interact with the community. Check his post and find out what you can do to improve your content! -=-
An Actors Minute May 31 2018 - Scams
Author: @paulcaraway
Curator: @bryangav
-=- Scams are everywhere, even in some fields that you wouldn’t imagine! @paulcaraway is an actor and during his career he has been scammed a couple times. In his post, he shares some interesting stories about the ways his manager and him have been scammed. He shows us emails he has received, messages he has sent and even videos of auditions he did in vain, because everything was a lie. He also gives us some advice about the ways we can identify and avoid scammers in this industry. Go read his post and entertain yourself with his anecdotes. -=-
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Thanks for the shout out!
I really like your posts
Really awesome post.
But the issues with spam messages are mostly with the authors that are new to the platform.
thank you for the information may be useful for steemit community in Indonesia
I really learned something from @somegaming post.
Thanks to @buildawhale and to @chukyfucky for coming around
Am grateful for this I learn something
nice