True Colours 4 (Team #3) | February Curation Report for Week 3

1. Preface

We searched for comments. Fact: in most communities, there is an awkward silence. Comment Contests seem to be abandoned. Our guess, the host is not active, doesn't engage with the participants, there are too many rules set and the fun level is absent.

Comments reciting what the author wrote we do not consider a comment and will not be rewarded by us.

Creativity is at a low level if it comes to crafts and partly photography (contests). It would be good to see improvement if it comes to crafts and DIY among the participants joining these contests. It may be clear that the same photo/drawing used three times for different contests can not count on our support.

Hashtag abuse and lack of knowledge of how to use them is a pain. It would be good if those with great content do use hashtags to be found other than the intern ones which will not help make them (and Steem) visible.

Above mentioned facts limits those (and communities) we can vote.

This is the statistical report on the implementation of the third week of February curatorial activities by Team True Colours 4.

2. The Statistics

34 posts and 113 comments were curated, made a total of 147 curations. This report is made by taking into account various key aspects related to the implementation of these curatorial activities, namely in terms of Club, Country, Community, Continent, and Gender.

2.1. The Club Count

The following table and chart show the number of daily votes by club.

Fig. 2.1.1. The table of daily post votes by club.	Fig. 2.1.2. The pie chart of total post votes based on Club count.

The tabel and pie chart of the detailed curated comments with a description of commenters' club can be seen below.

Fig. 2.1.3. The table of daily comment votes.	Fig. 2.1.4. The pie chart of total Comment votes based on Club count.

2.2. Geographical (Country and Continent) Count

Based on the posters' country of origin, a total of 21 countries were curated including those labeled “Unknown”. Nigeria, USA and Indonesia are on top 3.

Fig. 2.2.1. The country table of voted posts.	Fig. 2.2.2. The country bar chart of voted posts.
Fig. 2.2.3. The Post count based on the continent.	Fig. 2.2.4. The bar chart for the Post count based on the continent.

While the comments spread in 36 nationalities with Pakistan, Italy and Indonesia being the top three.

Fig. 2.2.5. The country table of voted comments.	Fig. 2.2.6. The country bar chart of voted comments.
Fig. 2.2.7. The table for the Comment count based on the continent.	Fig. 2.2.8. The bar chart for the Comment count based on the continent.

2.3. Community Count

15 communities were curated for posts (including personal blog).

Fig. 2.3.1. The community count table of voted posts.	Fig. 2.3.2. The community count bar chart of voted posts.

22 communities were curated for comments.

Fig. 2.3.3. The community count table of voted comments.	Fig. 2.3.4. The community count bar chart of voted comments.

2.4. Gender Count

Based on gender, the categories are divided into 4 types: Male, Female, Unknown, and Community (posts or comments written by community accounts).

Fig. 2.4.1. The gender count table of voted posts and comments.	Fig. 2.4.2. The gender count bar chart of voted posts and comments.

3. The Nomination

The 7 entries of nomination we have this week are:

Nominee	1
Author	@suryati1
Type	Post
Language	Indonesian
Country	Indonesia
Link	Peluang Ceruk Pasar Yang Terabaikan
Hashtag	opportunities
Review	suryati1 shared a story of how she, a cleaner at a Government office, had the opportunity to learn the skill of crafting from discarded materials (garbage, including mineral water bottles) one day, and that in turn has helped her to make a little extra money. "I learned by doing what they showed us, and eventually we were contracted to make handicrafts from the drinking water plastic packaging and turn them into valuable items, just me and my sister-in-law who pursued the craft and made tremendous profits at the time."
Nominator	aneukpineung78

Nominee	3
Author	@serdak
Type	Post
Language	English
Country	Poland
Link	A darkly humorous tale
Hashtag	miner-wewrite
Review	In this dark humour, serdak wrote a short story about Death, who is portrayed as a person who has a regular job and has daily tasks and schedules, and Death is also not free from awkward situations that are common to other workers. Death, should come in a gloomy form, but in this piece, the story takes a different path. The story contains every aspect the writer loves from horror to humour (this is why she rates herself with a 9). "Death slipped a hand into her pocket and pulled out her work phone. She had barely turned it on when a notification appeared: "Peter Parker – ready for pickup." She stared at the message in confusion. 'Wait… Spider-Man can die?'"
Nominator	aneukpineung78

Nominee	5
Author	@naina9
Type	Comment
Language	English
Country	Pakistan
Link	Link
Hashtag	betterlife
Review	naina9 wrote an evocative short note about her metamorphosis as a woman through certain phases of her life. It's a melancholic piece of writing, written in an assertive style, like someone trying to hide fragility behind a sturdy set of words, but at the same time, proud. "Listen! I am a housewife. I don't do any job but I have 24 hours duty at home. Sewing clothes, cooking, washing dishes, cleaning, washing clothes, I am an expert in all these things. I try to remove all the problems of myself and my family with my intellect and consciousness and I am quite successful in this."
Nominator	wakeupkitty

Nominee	7
Author	@sbamsoneu
Type	Post
Language	English
Country	Nigeria
Link	Darkly humorous tale of Lady koi koi: The Red-Heeled Terror That Never Left
Hashtag	wewrite
Review	This dark comedy short story by sbamsoneu tells the story of a terrifying legendary figure named Lady Koi Koi. It starts with the background of why she became a frightening legend. "Lady koi koi is one of the Nigeria popular stories told to scare students in boarding school. Lady koi koi is a very beautiful lady that’s always on red clothes and on high heels. However, she was a very wicked lady. Most students saw her as a sadist because She beats you at every slightest opportunity she gets. The student had reported the issue to the school authorities, but it fell on deaf ears."
Nominator	wakeupkitty

Thus the implementation of the Team True Colours 4 curatorial activity report for this week. Thank you.