Here's Part 1 of the long-awaited update about the great posts being curated on the @foraging-trail. This report lists all the posts made since the last report that have now passed the 30-day active commenting period. Tomorrow, I'll post Part 2, covering active posts that you can still leave comments in. If you want to connect with anyone in today's list of authors, go to their blog page and leave a reply in one of their current posts.
Introduction
The Foraging-Trail is a SteemTrail project to grow an engaged community of people within Steemit, who are interested in foraging for food and crafts. That means making posts and comments where we all can learn, share our thoughts about foraging, and show our field trips, harvests, and what we do with nature’s wild bounty.
The long-term goal is that people will join Steemit to be part of specific communities – like Foraging - because they are so active, engaging, and supportive. Focused Steemit communities will provide more structure for getting new people connected easily, without drifting away in confusion or frustration.
25 Great Steemit Foraging Posts
It's been an embarrassingly long 2 months since the third report on the SteemTrail Foraging Trail. Blame the curator, @haphazard-hstead! The authors were great in this group of posts, about presenting their own images, experiences, insights, and perspectives. That makes this Steemit content unique and valuable!
The Foraging Trail tries to discover new authors posting original foraging content and to support the community's regular authors, too. Right now, @haphazard-hstead is the only curator. If you are interested in helping out, join the Foraging-Trail on Discord!
This is the fourth published list of curated foraging posts. Some great things to note about this list of posts -- there are 25 posts from 17 different people, with 8 authors new to the @foraging-trail, and 9 repeat authors.
There is incredible value in these 25 posts! If you haven’t seen them yet, I urge you to read them, even though you can't make comments in those posts. If you want to connect with anyone in today's list of authors, go to their blog page and leave a reply in one of their current posts. I strongly encourage you to leave your foraging questions and comments in these authors' current posts. That’s how we learn and get to know each other.
These 25 foraging posts generated $340.54 in total payouts to authors and curators, for an average payout of $13.62 per post. With all the bots and vote trails, reporting on the upvotes generated by these posts doesn't have much meaning anymore. Instead, because the @foraging-trail is about building a Steemit community, it's better to look at metrics for community interaction.
What about community interaction? These posts had 327 comments, or over 13 comments/post on average. How does 13 comments/post compare to what you are creating or reading?
Congratulations to all the authors! Thank you, everyone, for your upvotes and support of these posts. Please consider following the many authors whose work is featured here. If you follow the @foraging-trail, too, you can see the curation in real time. Then you can easily upvote the curated posts to support our Steemit foraging writers. And you won’t miss some great foraging posts! Don’t forget to comment and upvote comments as well – it really shows appreciation of each other within our community.
Foraging-Trail Curated Posts
What's Next
Part 2 of the @foraging-trail will be posted tomorrow. It will list at least 24 posts that are still active for payouts and engagement through comments! With spring coming in the Northern Hemisphere, foraging in the real world will be picking up quickly! Let's see some of that momentum in Steemit foraging posts, too! Let's make Steemit the premier foraging community on the Internet. How can you help?
- Start writing about foraging topics and post them with the Foraging tag! You can find out more about the Steemit Foraging community and guidelines for being upvoted by the @foraging-trail here and here.
- Support the creators making posts with the Foraging tag by upvoting and/or commenting.
- Volunteer with SteemTrail to help curate posts about Foraging. If you want to help, join the Foraging-Trail on Discord
- Stay tuned for updates. If you follow @foraging-trail here on Steemit, you’ll see them.
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Nice work. @foraging-trail :)
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Thanks! I hope you have been enjoying your Wild Pear Extract!
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Yes, I still enjoy the extract. Thank you very much! :)
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You're welcome!
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This post has been ranked within the top 10 most undervalued posts in the first half of Feb 16. We estimate that this post is undervalued by $21.39 as compared to a scenario in which every voter had an equal say.
See the full rankings and details in The Daily Tribune: Feb 16 - Part I. You can also read about some of our methodology, data analysis and technical details in our initial post.
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Great idea, truly appreciate the great effort into the subject of foraging. I believe that as humans, foraging is a lost art. Looking forward to learning more about this content. Thank you @foraging-trail, fallowing and upvoted.
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