Welcome back for episode 4
Earlier this week I headed down to Springfield, OR to meet up with @carlgnash.
For those who may not know, Carl is one of the top curators for @curie and has recently been elected as a Curie community representative. We met up at Plank Town Brewing Company for beers and a great discussion about steemit content curation.
Our talk is broken up into four episodes:
Episode 1 is about curation and some tools to use to help you find posts. Click here to watch it.
Episode 2 we talk about Curie. Click here to watch it.
Episode 3 @carlgnash talks about his current curation projects. Click here to watch it.
Episode 4 we talk about upvote bots and the future of curation.
Episode 1... Episode 2 ...Episode 3
Thank you for watching this series and a big thank you to @carlgnash for talking with me. I hope that steemians out there were able come away with some more insight into content curation and the role it plays related to the health of steemit.
If you would like to learn more about @humanbot, This post will get you started.
@carlgnash/what-human-certified-original-works-means-to-me-a-totally-unofficial-mission-statement-from-just-one-person-in-a-decentralizedIf you are interested in what kinds of posts are considered good content, I would suggest reading some of @carlgnash replies in the @humanbot link drop post.
Carl gives some great advice.
@humanbot/the-humanbot-curator-incubator-and-link-drop-v2-0
Here is the link to a step-by-step tutorial on how to join the @humanbot curation trail at steemauto.com - the process is the same if you want to join the @r-bot vote trail:
@humanbot/join-the-humanbot-curation-trail-on-steemauto-com-step-by-step-tutorial-support-human-certified-original-works
If you are interested in Curie, You can drop into their steem chat channel and meet some folks.
https://steemit.chat/channel/curie
The SQL query is a great way to find posts that you may have not seen before. After trying it out briefly, I can see already how it would be a great asset for a curator to find the kinds of posts they would like to find.
If you would like to set up your own SQL query, read these two posts by Carl:
Curate like a Boss - A Beginner's Guide to Querying SteemSQL (by a complete SQL beginner)
Curate Like a Boss pt.2 - A Beginner's Guide to Querying SteemSQL (by a complete SQL beginner)
A special thanks to @fronttowardenemy for filming and editing video
Keep being Cool Steemit!
