RE: What project hope means to me and a little guide to subscribe to the Project Hope Community
Just quick question - if you visit Project HOPE community on beta.steemit.com: https://beta.steemit.com/created/hive-175254 then do you see only my post (the way you showed it on printscreens above) or do you see also publications by @pedrobrito2004. Just like the one here?
https://steemitimages.com/p/C3TZR1g81UNaPs7vzNXHueW5ZM76DSHWEY7onmfLxcK2iNzkqgZmU9diaQNbu8pYFJxL54nz619VQnEyjNmWfPuGVqxKw8AEFF2cA5B7RKSPqbr6svxmSwx?format=match&mode=fit&width=640
Yes I see the image as you have shown with by @pedrobrito2004
However the reason you do not see it in the screenshot is because I had created my post immediately after you had created the post and I was one of the earlier respondents.
I had logged into to the community joined it and then created the post from that interface with the idea of helping others join the community.
I thought it would automatically show under our community but it did not. I checked and realized that the "hive-175254" tag was not there so I edited and inserted it.
Perhaps that is the reason why my most does not show under https://beta.steemit.com/created/hive-175254 but shows up under trending.
Cheers !
@thetimetravelerz
Thank you for supporting the community! :)
You are right that one of the details is that the label that identifies the community must be the first of the post or else it will not appear on the community blog. Try that in another community and it was when I noticed that this works differently to the case of the labels of the tribes, in which case it does not matter in what position the label is because it will always be shared with the tribe while one uses the corresponding label.
I also remember that once the post is created, the first tag cannot be modified, so although you have the community tag, you have it in the second position in this post, so it would not appear on the community blog, of course , as you have it in the post if it will look when you put it in a search for trends.
Dear Professor @pedrobrito2004.
This observation you made is very valuable.
Let me congratulate you and thank you for sharing this knowledge with us.
I would recommend posting through the community front-end on beta.steem and thus avoid confusion with the use of tags.
Thanks again for the instructions.
Your friend, Juan.
You are right, when publishing directly from the Beta frot-end you don't have to worry about the detail of the first label, because it places it automatically.
In my case, it happened that for my liking of using the @SteemPeak front-end (for the ease of creating templates, publishing programs, saving various drafts, etc.), I started looking for a way to work.