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RE: Weekly Report as Steem Representative [December 12 to 18, 2024]
So you are a moderator which makes you SR?
Am not into food, so not much to join. Culinair is expensive, don't cook either.
So you are a moderator which makes you SR?
Am not into food, so not much to join. Culinair is expensive, don't cook either.
No... SR has nothing to do with community moderators.
However, I can carry out my role and provide guidance through the community that I built.
Joining another community is not a consideration for me in providing guidance because each community has its own rules.
There are many things that can be done as an SR, but in the last 1 year I have been busy in the office, so I have not been able to do many things.
Thanks for explaining. It sounds like a lot of extra work, feels as if being on a hold or stand by (sounds like my job LOL). How cool is it to be SR still privacy, time for hobbies? Bedtime for me. A good end of 2024 and happy 2025.
In my opinion, Contributing to this platform is not limited to SRs; anyone can actively participate and make a positive impact.
Admittedly, I sometimes feel embarrassed by the SR label. I have not had ample time to engage in distinct and beneficial activities for the platform’s development. However, I am confident that I will find the opportunity to do so in the future.
Presently, I allocate my spare time between work and family responsibilities. I sometimes question whether I discuss my hobbies with the expectation of receiving rewards. While I enjoy my hobbies, I do not perceive the reward aspect in the middle of them. However, on this platform, it may be more appropriate to express hobbies by anticipating an imbalance. This perspective may be subjective, and I am certain that other users may hold different viewpoints.