Thank you, SC01.

In my own opinion, the introduction of Team Millionaire has helped to increase the number of good contests on the platform. How do I come to this conclusion?

• Users have now moved from seldom hosting contests to being regular which gives participants enough contests to select from, hence, increasing contest articles across the platform.

• Contest organizers strive to make their contests outstanding as much as possible knowing they can get more rewards, hence, good contests continue to surface.

• More users are now motivated to host contests which would ensure the activeness of their community members. I have been approached by a few users as they wish to start hosting contests in our community.

Overall, it has helped promote good contests so far.

Suggestions

• Contest organizers should not only rely on readily available resources like the booming support and curation from community accounts, they should add more value from their ends as a means of appreciation to the participants (Steem Power, STEEM and TRX would be great, it can be added to the readily available resources), SP would help to guide against slipping away from a club status. This can be included in the rules for getting support (I don't know if it will work).

• Some challenges don't require making an article, winners in such contests may also be eligible to get an upvote (on their challenge comments) for the reasoning efforts that made them triumph amongst others (this would enhance the utilization of our resources and facilitate participation in such challenges).

These are a few things I was able to reason with at the moment. In conclusion, Team Millionaire should continue in subsequent community curator editions.