The SC-07 team has completed its curation work. As always, the experience has been wonderful. We've discovered new, talented Steemites on the platform, and we've seen that, despite the low Steem prices, many people remain because they believe in Steemit. We've also observed how many people who received abundant support when Steem was highly valued in the cryptocurrency market decided to leave the platform and depart with their pockets full. All of this makes us think that "giving too much to the same group of people isn't healthy." And that's the beauty of "rotating" the curation teams so that votes don't go to the same "group of friends," but to those who truly deserve support for the quality of their posts and their consistency and dedication to the platform.

@hljott tells us the story of Ignacio, a man who went to the hospital for a routine medical procedure. But things didn't go as planned. So Ignacio followed the path to the "afterlife," where worries, doubt, and questions have no place.

I spent my time doing the things that have become part of my daily routine as a parent—spending time with my son and enjoying family time over a bowl of Aceh noodles at Nisam. I even stayed by my son’s side, as he still needs parental guidance, until he went to sleep. That’s why I chose to write this post.

In this post, the user shared with his readers a popular landmark in Bangladesh called College Mor or the square also known as Bijoy 71. A popular sculpture is positioned somewhere there which is quite symbolic for those in that country as it represent the great liberation war of Bangladesh. It's a monument that preserves history. He also took his time to show us what the place he claimed to be the most busiest part of the city looks like by sharing different snapshot. I think it's worth reading.

We congratulate all the nominees and encourage them to continue publishing high-quality content. We also congratulate the newly selected curation teams. We wish them all success in their work.