Nicely done @minnowbuilder. Actually reading helps immensely LOL, but I've seen so many, there is no way someone read it. Comments should incorporate a little bit about what the post was about or your feelings on it. (IMO) This is all from a general standpoint. I know I don't like it when some comments. Nice post, especially since I encourage interaction.

I can only speak for myself since my VP is pfft right now. I try to upvote everyone at 100%. 50% of .01 is still dust. I feel the upvote backs up my words.

What I don't like and I don't want to touch are solo pictures. Ones I cannot tell who took it. Ones where is says La-La Bay and that's it. If you're taking pictures comment on them. If you want examples ask away, there are several people I like.

Art is a little different. I love it when you see a process. Yet I know sometimes you enter a zen place and documenting the process just escapes you. I do give a little leeway. Mostly, tell me what motivated you? Or include a poem or quotation to go along with it. While it's usually not enough to meet a lot of curation standards, due to length. Just that little bit is usually enough to get me to look more deeply at it.

@viking-ventures did a post today How to Get Curated about how she curates and suggestions I'd suggest give this a once over for both a posting perspective and for a curating perspective. It's great advice for ALL of us. Just because some of us have been around for 1yr, 6mos, 3mos doesn't mean we're 100% a 100% of the time.

I hope this helps ✨