Q&A: Please ask your questions here!

in awesomediycontent •  6 years ago  (edited)

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I’m looking to be posting some of my how to studio recording/ mixing / mastering/ liquid latex tutorials the list goes on lol

Yeah that is awsome! :) (I think this was no question .. wasn't it ? :D )
I included this in the Guideline Post

no more of a comment thread filler of positive vibes lol

I was hoping for this type of thing on DTube; providing content that improves content through shared experience.

As I am a new minnow also new to curation, can you point me to some examples of what you think is good practice curation. Would love to be under the wing of a long time curator to help me get started.

@goldendawne can probably help you out with some examples or guidance.

But I think we can not make anything wrong, if we follow the guidelines and act like our heart is beating.

If you see something great diy-ish then curate :)

You can also

I saw that you already curated a diy entry :) Really great origami-diy-content :)

Seeya and thanks again for being a part of it :)

@enjoycompany look for well written posts, nicely formatted and easy on the eyes. something unique (maybe how to build a gardening planter using pallets, setting up a new solar panels system). Maybe the person added a GREAT video as well as explaining the process in the text

Thanks for the tip, will check out past curation as well as @tibfox suggestedl

Nice tips! But it is necessary that a dtube-video is included :) That is the curation service about :D