Please kindly read : Booming support rules

Abuse of power or trust from the Steemit Team for boom support has become a wild issue discussed this week on steemit. Limited information about the rules for @booming support has become a loophole for exploitation due to the lack of supervision from the public on deviations for personal or group interests.

Steem Entrepreneur is one of the communities that always publish rules at the beginning of the month for @booming support. This information is expected to be well read by community page users to understand the rules and control functions to prevent deviation by community administrators.

1. Authors cannot have their posts submitted more than twice a week.
2. The posts offered us must be #steemexclusive.
3. Posts that have already been upvoted by @steemcurator01 or @steemcurator02 will not be eligible for additional @booming votes.
4. Booming also can support the contest post from your community account and help to build your community SP, you can nominate them, 3-4 times a week maybe suitable.
5. Users who are using upvote bots can not be voted by booming. (If they want to use them on posts outside of the community that would be their choice, but ideally not for posts in the community)
6. Any evidence of plagiarism or abuse will result in a community being dropped from this support program.
7. The account has joined #club5050 #club75 or #club100 and is not currently Power Down.

These rules are binding and serve as a guide for community administrators in recommending page user posts for @booming votes. Meeting the requirements of the rules from the steemit team is the main consideration for community administrators to recommend posts from users.

Through this article, the Steem Entrepreneur community also wants to convey some policies related to posts that will be recommended for the @booming vote.

1. Posts are well written - at least 250 words and high quality.
2. Posts according to the type of publication in the Steem Entrepreneurs community.
3. Assign a minimum of 20% beneficiaries for @steemkindness and charity empowerment accounts.
4. Prioritizing posts from accounts that don't support @steemcurator01 @steemcurator02 or others.
5. Comply with the rules of the Steemit Team and the Steem Entrepreneur Community.
6. Other consideration for the common good.

Hopefully this article is useful and becomes a guide for all community page users to contribute and consistently work with steemit while still complying with the rules and prohibitions of the Steemit Team for a better life.

CC : @steemcurator01 | @steemcurator02 | @pennsif