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RE: The Diary Game - September 1, 2024 | Maintaining the Little King's Mood
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| Criteria | Remark |
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| #steemexclusive | ✅ |
| Plagiarism Free | ✅ |
| AI Free | ✅ |
| Bot Free | ✅ |
| Post quality | 8/10 |
| Review Date | 02/09/2024 |
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Children with toys are like 5and6 I can see he is very happy now
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Thank you for rating my entry, but I am not satisfied with the score for post quality of 8/10, what should I do to improve that score?
0.00 SBD,
4.24 STEEM,
4.24 SP,
0.00 TRX
You dare to say you are not satisfied wow
Let us know in a long, funny reply if you ever received the desired (and a satisfying) answer!
I am a learner and like to know new things,
I am observing many of the Community Moderators give an assessment of the post which is converted into a score.
So I would like to know if each Moderator has a standardized standard in conducting an assessment?
I think it is inappropriate to focus only on one person's assessment, it is subjective.
I think everyone has a different standard of judging a post, some people just like to see good pictures, there's even someone who says that "the important thing is that your writing should be long", That disturbs my logic.
We are curious too and love to hear what @fajrularifst has to do to receive a score of 11/10 or 10/8 🤔