Introduction
Some time ago I wanted to find out what are the non-English language communities on Steem. And I created this post: Analysis of non-English communities on Steem. It turned out that the #kr community is the third largest non-English community on Steem (in terms of number of posts added)! I thought that it's time to get to know each other better :) This post will be entirely written in English so that both sides can understand it :)
This article will be divided into two parts:
- the first with our questions to #kr community
- the second with our answers to these questions
Before we get to the main part, let's look at some statistics (from 01.01.2018 to 31.08.2018).
Posts
| . | Tag | Posts |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | spanish | 336734 |
| 2 | indonesia | 330718 |
| 3 | #kr | 290668 |
| 4 | aceh | 277963 |
| 5 | cervantes | 178478 |
| 6 | deutsch | 87641 |
| 7 | cn | 86387 |
| 8 | castellano | 73389 |
| 9 | venezuela | 68159 |
| 10 | tr | 65606 |
| 11 | polish | 37163 |
| 12 | fr | 24096 |
| 13 | japanese | 23914 |
| 14 | myanmar | 23003 |
| 15 | pt | 21500 |
| 16 | ru | 20898 |
| 17 | thai | 19599 |
| 18 | ua | 17512 |
| 19 | morocco | 9849 |
| 20 | steemit-austria | 8494 |
Rewards
| . | Tag | Rewards (STEEM) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | #kr | 447382 |
| 2 | spanish | 224177 |
| 3 | cn | 196510 |
| 4 | cervantes | 132190 |
| 5 | deutsch | 115402 |
| 6 | indonesia | 105563 |
| 7 | tr | 85591 |
| 8 | aceh | 50145 |
| 9 | castellano | 49239 |
| 10 | fr | 48192 |
| 11 | japanese | 44782 |
| 12 | pt | 31832 |
| 13 | polish | 28646 |
| 14 | venezuela | 25083 |
| 15 | myanmar | 23503 |
| 16 | ru | 20005 |
| 17 | steemit-austria | 18475 |
| 18 | thai | 16231 |
| 19 | ua | 16192 |
| 20 | mexico | 12699 |
As we can see, the #kr community has the largest total rewards!
Authors
| . | Tag | Authors |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | spanish | 24864 |
| 2 | indonesia | 21528 |
| 3 | aceh | 20639 |
| 4 | cervantes | 15219 |
| 5 | #kr | 14976 |
| 6 | venezuela | 11786 |
| 7 | castellano | 7755 |
| 8 | cn | 5944 |
| 9 | deutsch | 4856 |
| 10 | tr | 3827 |
| 11 | polish | 2751 |
| 12 | japanese | 2283 |
| 13 | mexico | 1693 |
| 14 | fr | 1584 |
| 15 | myanmar | 1549 |
| 16 | thai | 1186 |
| 17 | ru | 1157 |
| 18 | pt | 913 |
| 19 | russian | 740 |
| 20 | arab | 699 |
Questions
- How would you describe the #kr community in a few sentences?
- Which #kr users are most recognized on Steem?
- What Steem projects have been created by people from your community?
- Which witnesses come from the #kr community
- Does the #kr community stick together or is it divided into many groups?
- What initiatives / principles / conventions have you developed?
- What are the biggest problems of the #kr community?
- What is the most popular Korean dish? :)
Extra questions:
a. Has the Korean community been the first to widely use prefix tags? (like #kr-newbie or #kr-writing)?
All answers will be appreciated, even if you only know the answer to one or a few questions! :)
Our answers
1: How would you describe the #polish community in a few sentences?
The #polish community may not be too big, but it is well organized. Our main channel of communication is https://steem.chat/channel/polish. Every month we have statistics that present the current state of the community: Przekrój społeczności #polish - Sierpień 2018.
2: Which #polish users are most recognized on Steem?
- @gtg - top Steem witness, IT Wizard
- @noisy - creator of SteemProjects, WISE, witness
- @the.foodini - wants to open the world's first STEEMtruck
- @highonthehog - fantastic blogger, travels around the world
3: What Steem projects have been created by people from your community?
- SteemProjects by @noisy
- WISE by @noisy
- SteemFounders by @santarius & @nicniezgrublem
- Engrave by @nicniezgrublem
- SteemWeb by @rafalski
- SteemNova by @mys & @fervi
- Steeditor by @jakipatryk
- DGameShop & DGameLand by @fervi
- glodniwiedzy.pl by @nicniezgrublem
- gameeit by @rolsonpatison & @barbarossastudio & @nervi
4: Which witnesses come from the #polish community
- @gtg(1)
- @wise-team(62)
- @jamzed (161)
5: Does the #polish community stick together or is it divided into many groups?
Despite the fact that we often argue, create different subgroups and have some dramas, as a community we rather stick together.
6: What principles / conventions / initiative have you developed?
- We have a pretty well-organized system of tags with the prefix
pl-, thanks to which Polish-language posts do not reach English-speaking recipients (it would happen if the tag is a word in both languages). The tree of tags can be seen here: https://steemweb.pl/categories. - Each week we organize a contest in which we write posts on one of the 3 topics (which were drawn on Wikipedia): https://steemit.com/tematygodnia/@steemit-polska/tematy-tygodnia-tematygodnia-47-tematy. The initiative has been running for 48 weeks now.
- A summary of the best articles of the week is posted by a dozen or so editors in the Tygodnik Kuratorski.
- #pl-publikacje - an initiative of writing articles promoting Steem to various newspapers
We also have many curation initiatives:
- @diosbot - bot that upvotes good articles
- WISE - system that delegates vote (not SP!) of one user to other users (experts)
- #perpetuummobile - curation system to support authors writing in some popular #polish tags
7: What are the biggest problems of the #polish community?
- decrease of activity in recent months
- there are smaller and larger dramas ;)
- people are discouraged by lower and lower rewards
8: Pierogi!
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