Two of HIVE’s newest and most promising front-ends are giving you the opportunity to nominate or suggest posts for the curation groups to vote on. This is one way you can contribute to healthy and inclusive curation.
This interface is designed for multimedia content. Here you can watch, listen to, and post music, movies, videos, TV shows, anime, books, audiobooks, podcasts, and manga. If you install the extension in your browser and watch or listen via YouTube, Spotify, or Netflix, a Hive Keychain pop-up window will appear at the end asking you to authenticate. If you do so, what you just watched or listened to will be added to your Scrobble.life library.
To submit posts for review by the OCD (curation group), follow the instructions and read more about it here.
HiveSuite.app
I’ve already had the opportunity to give a brief presentation on this front-end. Since that post, it has evolved to include new features. The curation group also welcomes suggestions for posts to be voted on; in this case, the process for participating is different.
In this illustration, you’ll find step-by-step instructions on how to suggest posts, snaps, and comments for curation. I also suggest watching the video that explains the entire process.
Suggestions [But do whatever you want]
Nothing is certain in life, and that goes for this as well. So don’t be upset if your nomination isn’t accepted. Curation groups have their own screening processes and strategies. Don’t get discouraged—try again.
Suggest recent posts, up to 24 hours old. ✅
Suggest posts by recent users, but don’t forget the veterans and stakeholders. ✅
Suggest posts that haven’t received much recognition yet. ✅
What you suggest should be the best you’ve seen; focus on posts that demonstrate effort and interest in the ecosystem. ✅
Choose quality over quantity. ✅
The obvious suggestion: don’t suggest your own posts. ✅
The images accompanying this post were created by AI
