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RE: Knitting Tails ... / しっぽを編んでいます
What a fun thing! I only know those tails from a children's game where you try to steal the other's tails!
I love the idea about doing a crowdfunding on fundition - I'm only "microplancton" but I would send a Steem or two. Every little thing counts ;) And distributing them there is a great way to show people that there's more to Steem than crypto / gaming /food / travel and to let them have some fun!
Regarding every little thing counts: that's why 10% of my post rewards go to @t-r-f which is a travel reimbursement fund for the SteemFest. I can't go but I can help others even if my 10% is just a drop in the ocean :)
Seems stealing tails is a popular game world wide. A Japanese steemit user @greenracoon mentioned about it too. I'm quite new to kids world and didn't know it. It's definitely fun for adults too :D
And nice that you support @t-r-f, which I also donated some recently. What a coincidence! @t-r-f is an interesting fund and way of using a crowdfunding platform. I've never seen other conferences do this. I didn't know I can donate X% of my post rewards. Next time I try this style :)
I think about using Fundition :) Your comment encouraged me a lot, @muscara!
Perhaps such a game is more popular in Japan due to the legendary kitsune? We don't have such a thing in European culture.
You can set beneficiaries + even a scheduled posting time if you use Steempeak.com for posting. I definitely prefer it to Steemit or Busy.
I must try Steempeak.com :) Thank you for mentioning it!
By the way it seems Partiko for smartphones are now popular in JP community.