True Colours 4 (Team #7) | February Curation Report for Week 1

1. Preface

The first week of February was all about reactions, art, creativity, photography, gaming, new developments and various topics were discussed including concerns about the use of AI and the lack of recognizability and creativity of many Steemians.

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

2. The Statistics

14 posts and 116 comments were curated, made a total of 130 cutations. This report is made by taking into account various key aspects related to the implementation of these curation 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 the total Comment votes based on Club count.

2.2. Geographical (Country and Continent) Count

Based on the posters' country of origin, a total of 13 countries were curated including those from labeled “Unknown”.

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 29 nationality with Indonesia, Italy and Russia being the top three earner.

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

10 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.

23 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 consist of 3 posts and 4 comments, as follows:

Nominee	1
Author	@hefestuseditions
Type	Post
Language	English
Country	Portugal
Link	New, but not new. At least, not new, new...
Hashtag	book
Review	hefestus started a new account "Hefestuseditions" to realize his idea to publish stories written by Steemians which is a direct result of the fact that good stories are being buried under all kinds of posts and are no longer eligible for an upvote. His intention is to edit and publish these stories and divide the earning among the writers.
Nominator	wakeupkitty

Nominee	4
Author	@lightcaptured
Type	Post
Language	English
Country	Unknown
Link	Oh, my... I really enjoyed that day and ride!
Hashtag	entertainment
Review	"Oh my... I really enjoyed that day and ride!" And so did we, as we looked in awe at the photos lightcapture took while traveling back in time on an old steam locomotive. He proves that photos and minimal words make a great entry.
Nominator	aneukpineung78

Nominee	5
Author	@kafio
Type	Comment
Language	English
Country	Tunisia
Link	Link
Hashtag	chat
Review	kafio is a developer and dicusses and shows his ideas. "The concept is to create an extension that reformats blog posts with just one click. I think it could be useful for both new and experienced users. As for the game I can’t get a clear idea. I've developed four games, but I always ask myself: What makes a game attract people to use Steemit?"
Nominator	aneukpineung78

Nominee	6
Author	@damithudaya
Type	Post
Language	English
Country	Sri Lanka
Link	Cricket Classics - Part Xiv : 2019 Headingly Ashes Test – England vs Australia
Hashtag	sports
Review	damithudaya writes a series about cricket matches. "Through this series, I will present some of the most iconic cricket matches that have made fans jump out of their seats. Let's remember those legendary games once a week. This week it is: Headingly Ashes Test – England vs Australia 2019."
Nominator	aneukpineung78

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