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RE: Day 1310: 5 Minute Freewrite: Sunday - Prompt: horse race
I have a question @mariannewest Are posts censored before being put on a community's feed?
I have a question @mariannewest Are posts censored before being put on a community's feed?
Are you asking about the freewriters community? They are put there when people use the tag.
I don't have much online time right now and can't mute if someone posts plagiarised content. The freewritehouse and I only upvotes writers who use the prompt or are participating in a freewrite house contest.
Is that answering your question?
Could you please check my entry in this post? I had decided to make a comment for it this time around. link
Also, maybe you've skipped over this other freewrite of mine (oh and this one)? Or do you only upvote a limited number of entries? Maybe I haven't understood something correctly.
I usually upvote the comments people leave under the prompt. There are days where I am not online at all - or barely and might not get around to it. I usually keep it at 10 upvotes per day to keep the value of the vote high. 10 regenerate after 24 hours.
There are no promises. I do what I can.
I am also trying to encourage others to come in and vote on freewriters. Maybe you can do the same...
Oh, okay! That explains it. :)
I've been confused about what kind of posts I should be upvoting, but from now on I am going to do just that, yes. The lack of a good interface on steemit puts me off, but I'll have to deal with it.
Also, I scrolled through the Freewriters community and the last one I saw from you there was a week ago and I had upvoted all of your freewrites before that.
Make sure to post to the community for me and others to see them.
I thought the rule was using the #freewrite tag. I will make sure I do that from now on.
the freewrite tag helps - but as I said, with very limited time right now, and us encouraging to use the freewrite community and participate in the freewritehouse contests, that is where most of my voting power goes.
Thank you for being a Freewriter!