True Colours 2 | Team #5: Curation Report for Week 2

Week 2 Official Report of team True Colours 2

1. Overview – Another Little Problem But We Survived, Again

Sunday, December 8th saw us a good start of the second week, when we started the week by curating 6 posts and 20 comments that day.

All went well in week two until Thursday the 12th (day five of week 2) where by that day we had managed to curate 30 posts and 90 comments, that's an average of 5 articles and 18 comments per day. On the 12th there was an incident, which revealed the unpleasant fact that the results of the-gorilla's investigation an unfortunate incident involving one of our team members, making us lose him, leaving two members in the team.

What became a problem or obstacle for us next was, a few hours after the “incident”, we, as temporary holders of the 07 key found that the key we had was no longer usable. And checking through Steem World showed that the key had been changed on Friday at 12:45 PM UTC +7.

Joanna contacted us with the key on Saturday the 14th at 14:08 UTC +7, so then we can proceed with the report, although we lost 24 hours due the incident. Wakeupkitty later decided to vote after midnight as we found out the keys were changed. But after all, everything was perfect. And we hope that we have done a job that can be appreciated.

2. The Statistics

2.1. The Club Count

In the Second Week of December, team 5 (True Colors 2) through the steemcurator07 account has voted 118 comments and 48 posts. The details of the daily post votes in week 2 with a breakdown of the posters' club can be seen in the image below.

^{Fig. 2.1.1. The table of daily post votes.}

^{Fig. 2.1.2. The pie chart of week 1 total post votes.}

Here comes the detailed week 2 comment votes with a description of commenters' club.

^{Fig. 2.1.3. The table of daily comment votes.}

^{Fig. 2.1.4. The pie chart of week 1 total comment votes.}

2.2. Country Count

Based on the posters' country of origin, a total of 23 countries were curated by Team 05 in the second week, an increase of 7 countries compared to last week. The top 3 countries that received the most votes from Team 05 in week 2 are: Nigeria (9 votes); Netherlands (4 votes), and 5 countries with 3 votes each: Ukraine, Russia, Pakistan, Indonesia, and Bangladesh. See the following images for a more detailed record.

^{Fig. 2.2.1. The country table of voted posts.}

^{Fig. 2.2.2. The country bar chart of voted posts.}

In terms of comments, team 5 has curated 118 comments from 28 countries (an increase of 3 countries compared to week 1), including 2 comments made by users from unknown countries (categorized as “Unknown”). See the following table and diagram.

^{Fig. 2.2.3. The country table of voted comments.}

^{Fig. 2.2.4. The country bar chart of voted comments.}

2.3. Community Count of Voted Posts

Based on the community, the one that received the most curation from team 5 this week was Steem Nations community, amounted to 4 posts. 5 communities and Personal Blog received each 3 votes: World of Xpilar, Steem SEA, Italy, Freewriter and CCS. In total, team 5 curated 27 communities (an increase of 3 compared to previous week) including Personal Blog category. See the following pictures.

^{Fig. 2.3.1. The community count table of voted posts.}

^{Fig. 2.3.2. The community count bar chart of voted posts.}

3. The Nomination

And we’re reaching the bottom, the most exciting part : the nomination. We have 7 entries (3 posts and 4 comments) that we are nominating this week, as follows:

Nominee	1
Author	@cryptopie
Type	Comment
Link	https://steemit.com/hive-120695/@cryptopie/so6215
Date	12th
Review	We have come to know cryptopie as a “persistent” commenter. We can expect long comments from him. This comment was chosen as the culmination of a series of comments written by him, starting from when he responded to an art article Some Art We Like From A Distance, where he made a long comment and followed by second comments in which he attached a dozen pictures that added value to the article he commented on, from those comments, a series of comments formed, and we chose this comment (the last one of the series) as one of our nominations this week.
Nominator	wakeupkitty

Nominee	2
Author	@frafiomatale
Type	Post
Link	Sempre peggio - Getting worse [MULTILANGUAGE]
Date	11th
Review	frafiomatale breeds this rather lengthy piece by utilizing the parallel world theory often found in comics, which immediately shows his writing style that combines scientific ideas (including those that are still “fictitious”) with social reality (which is real), such as the manifestation of the mafia issue in Italian football, which makes his writing feel “strong” and relevant. The writing has a clear flow: frafiomatale starts from abstract theory, goes into social criticism, and ends with reflective questions. This helps the reader understand the message, in a framework that is easy to follow. This is an article (column) worth reading, especially for those who are interested in social issues and scientific theories.
Nominator	wakeupkitty

Nominee	3
Author	@jiva34
Type	Post
Link	Peter's Worry
Date	10th
Review	An interesting short story about the struggles of a character named Peter, a boy in his teens. The story is concise and flows smoothly, helping readers understand Peter's inner conflicts, emotions and thoughts that led him to decide to become a vegetarian. Topics such as animal freedom, empathy for animals, and vegetarian lifestyle choices are relevant and touch on moral issues that many people consider, so it can be an interesting writing theme, because it not only presents a story but also invites people (readers) to discuss with themselves.
Nominator	wakeupkitty

Nominee	4
Author	@barski
Type	Comment
Link	https://steemit.com/hive-185836/@barski/so82e1
Date	9th
Review	barski commented on a contest article posted by mister-omortson, Photo of the week #203 - contest post - Underground, where each contestant was expected to comment with a picture, and barski responded. In addition to submitting an image, in barski also wrote a few short paragraphs describing the image he sent and its relevance to the entry expected by the contest, with appropriate humor.
Nominator	wakeupkitty

Nominee	5
Author	@alexmove
Type	Post
Link	Asimov's book "In the Beginning"
Date	12th
Review	I -aneukpineung78 - happen to like Asimov, but that's not the most important reason I nominated this article. This article has an engaging and personalized flow, making the reader feel close to the experiences the author shares. The author begins his article with a warm greeting and continues to maintain that aura of closeness throughout the article. It brings the reader into the story of the discovery of Isaac Asimov's book and the author's personal reflections on the contents of the book. The facts about Asimov are delivered in a pleasantly admiring tone, showing the author's interest and respect for the legendary author's achievements. An article worth reading especially for Asimov fans.
Nominator	aneukpineung78

Nominee	6
Author	@pousinha
Type	Comment
Link	https://steemit.com/hive-184714/@pousinha/soaqq0
Date	11th
Review	pousinha wrote this commentary with a deep sense of skepticism towards global issues, especially those often highlighted in the mainstream media. He is commenting on an article written by italygame titled DIGITALY #66 - Official Magazine of the ITALY Community / Rivista ufficiale della Community ITALY. The author conveys opinions in a strong argumentative style, mixing social criticism, personal experience, and sarcastic humor. The ideas presented are complex, such as the relationship between climate change, politics, poverty, and social inequality, requiring the reader to think more deeply. The tone of the writing is full of emotion and the courage to question mainstream narratives, but still leaves room for self-reflection-such as the acknowledgment that seasonal changes do feel different from time to time. The humor at the end adds a fresh dimension and invites a smile, despite the serious topic.
Nominator	aneukpineung78

Nominee	7
Author	@aburihan1
Type	Post
Link	A Few Words About The Drill
Date	10th
Review	aburihan1 wrote an article that provides a clear and structured overview of Bosch brand electric drill tools, especially in the context of their use in the construction industry. The author explains in detail the functions, features and benefits of this electric drill, including a brief history of its development. The descriptive approach makes it easy for readers to understand the usefulness and advantages of this tool. Overall, the article is informative and useful for readers.
Nominator	aneukpineung78

Thus the implementation of the True Colors 2 team curation activity report for this week. Thank you.