Many many congratulations to the winners here. @sahmie, @el-nailul and @starrchris you have done great job by providing us a very much brief information about topic.
It is crucial to emphasize the importance of patience and rigor in the evaluation process, especially when it comes to judging participants' work. Following @iqrarana786's remark, it is essential to conduct thorough investigations before arbitrarily accusing anyone. The attribution of responsibilities and merits must be based on objective and fair assessments.
It is claimed that @starrchris' work was named before being reviewed, underscoring a commitment to transparency and fairness. However, some disruptions in the work of the platform hindered your full viewing of this assessment. Resolving these disruptions is essential to ensure a transparent and accessible assessment process for all.
As for @sahmie, the participant deserves special recognition and a perfect score of 10/10 for his exceptional work at the academy. This recognition highlights the quality and relevance of the content provided by the participant, making them an example to follow for other members of the community.
The call for competition among participants from the Pakistani community is an invitation to excellence. Healthy rivalry can boost creativity and productivity, benefiting the entire platform. The warm welcome from the Pakistani community and all participants reinforces diversity and inclusion within the academy, fostering a dynamic learning environment.
In conclusion, it is essential to promote patience, rigor and transparency in your judgment. Recognizing and rewarding merit, as illustrated by @sahmie's exceptional performance, helps strengthen the quality of content produced within the platform. By encouraging healthy competition, the platform can benefit from continued growth and a diversity of ideas and perspectives. Let us accept this progress with enthusiasm and support the community as a whole.
Hey @iqrarana786.
What the professor said was true, the professor first saw my post roughly more than 24more from now, also we all are aware on the challenges faced on steemit platform where post stay for roughly 2 hours before actually reflecting on the platform. In some cases post refuses to Post. Infact i want to add an image but i can't untill it probably it stabilizes
Lastly, numerous Pakistans win crypto academy, I have also experienced a contest whereby a Pakistan contestant posted an hour before the deadline and still emerged winner. No one complained because we all know winners are chosed from the quality of the post and their engagement not from time. If you read rules well you will discover you can post an entry by11:50 and still win because your post qualified by beating the deadline hour
We all are friends and family, we shouldn't spread hate and favoritism, especially among nations. Please with i due respect i would advise u to confirm before laying false accusations. They really try so therefore they should be honored not accused falsely.
Why do you feel so disadvantaged when you are not involved in this challenge? Please be aware that SteemitCryptoAcademy is a community that is consistent with their vision and theme, so every month they are chosen to host a Steemit Engagement Contest.
I think the three selected participants have made an effort to write high-quality posts about their understanding of crypto so they were selected as winners, even though one of the participants @sahmie has already received a prize vote.
Your argument against the community choosing its own people is not correct, due to the fact that they come from three different countries.
You should also learn more about the Steemit Engagement Contest, this contest is an official contest held by the Steemit Team, in this contest participants compete to write quality posts and participants must also engage with each other to leave positive comments on other participants. To see how their engagement is you can use this application https://s7ventech.com/steem/
Hopefully this message can help answer your problem, before you get an answer from @steemcurator01.
Some students are good some are Average,very good but few are exceptional @sahmie is one of the exceptional student even if I spent my whole life I can't able to write like him I am not blaming anyone
Don't divert attention I don't want to hurt anyone or discourage just shared my point of view
Many many congratulations to the winners here. @sahmie, @el-nailul and @starrchris you have done great job by providing us a very much brief information about topic.
It is crucial to emphasize the importance of patience and rigor in the evaluation process, especially when it comes to judging participants' work. Following @iqrarana786's remark, it is essential to conduct thorough investigations before arbitrarily accusing anyone. The attribution of responsibilities and merits must be based on objective and fair assessments.
It is claimed that @starrchris' work was named before being reviewed, underscoring a commitment to transparency and fairness. However, some disruptions in the work of the platform hindered your full viewing of this assessment. Resolving these disruptions is essential to ensure a transparent and accessible assessment process for all.
As for @sahmie, the participant deserves special recognition and a perfect score of 10/10 for his exceptional work at the academy. This recognition highlights the quality and relevance of the content provided by the participant, making them an example to follow for other members of the community.
The call for competition among participants from the Pakistani community is an invitation to excellence. Healthy rivalry can boost creativity and productivity, benefiting the entire platform. The warm welcome from the Pakistani community and all participants reinforces diversity and inclusion within the academy, fostering a dynamic learning environment.
In conclusion, it is essential to promote patience, rigor and transparency in your judgment. Recognizing and rewarding merit, as illustrated by @sahmie's exceptional performance, helps strengthen the quality of content produced within the platform. By encouraging healthy competition, the platform can benefit from continued growth and a diversity of ideas and perspectives. Let us accept this progress with enthusiasm and support the community as a whole.
Hey @iqrarana786.
What the professor said was true, the professor first saw my post roughly more than 24more from now, also we all are aware on the challenges faced on steemit platform where post stay for roughly 2 hours before actually reflecting on the platform. In some cases post refuses to Post. Infact i want to add an image but i can't untill it probably it stabilizes
Lastly, numerous Pakistans win crypto academy, I have also experienced a contest whereby a Pakistan contestant posted an hour before the deadline and still emerged winner. No one complained because we all know winners are chosed from the quality of the post and their engagement not from time. If you read rules well you will discover you can post an entry by11:50 and still win because your post qualified by beating the deadline hour
We all are friends and family, we shouldn't spread hate and favoritism, especially among nations. Please with i due respect i would advise u to confirm before laying false accusations. They really try so therefore they should be honored not accused falsely.
Wellcome man you covered everything
Well explained
Hello @iqrarana786
Why do you feel so disadvantaged when you are not involved in this challenge? Please be aware that SteemitCryptoAcademy is a community that is consistent with their vision and theme, so every month they are chosen to host a Steemit Engagement Contest.
I think the three selected participants have made an effort to write high-quality posts about their understanding of crypto so they were selected as winners, even though one of the participants @sahmie has already received a prize vote.
Your argument against the community choosing its own people is not correct, due to the fact that they come from three different countries.
You should also learn more about the Steemit Engagement Contest, this contest is an official contest held by the Steemit Team, in this contest participants compete to write quality posts and participants must also engage with each other to leave positive comments on other participants. To see how their engagement is you can use this application https://s7ventech.com/steem/
Hopefully this message can help answer your problem, before you get an answer from @steemcurator01.
And others are not doing hard work?????
Some students are good some are Average,very good but few are exceptional @sahmie is one of the exceptional student even if I spent my whole life I can't able to write like him I am not blaming anyone
Don't divert attention I don't want to hurt anyone or discourage just shared my point of view