I pick this post

https://steemit.com/freewrite/@improv/nanowrimo-chibera-moth-5minutefreewrite-comedy-open-mic-39-mostly-for-the-bawdy-song-poem-at-the-beginning

Is it the best? Well, that's pretty subjective. I feel proud of myself for my bawdiness. I got really gross at the end, which is not what I'm known for, so I'm proud of myself for stepping outside my comfort zone. Maybe that means it's not the most representative post, but I'm sticking with it. I didn't pick the one that received a curie within that time frame. I might not be the best judge of the quality of my own content. I also could have, but did not choose my contest post. I do hope you'll come contribute a pun or two to Punday Monday someday.

Now, why am I a model Steemian?

Well, I've posted at least once a day for more than 400 days. I'm a founding member of the @freewritehouse community. I run a successful weekly contest, Punday Monday. I power up. I research the way Steem works and make clear and easy-to-understand posts to help correct misconceptions (like how VP recharges... lots of misinformation out there.) I support my communities with votes and SBI, comments and recommendations. I onboard friends into Steem. I host IRL gatherings for Steemians in my area. I visit and befriend other Steemians. Steem has become a huge part of my life since I joined, and I think it will be for many as it grows. I use Steemit in all the ways, as a blog, as a contest-site, as social media.

How do I know my content is good?

I've received several curie votes, been the recipient of Steem to fund communities, and been asked to judge competitions hosted by others... I think that speaks to the quality of the content I create. Comments have assured me that my Steem-related clarifications have helped others.