Thank you @steemitblog for this guidelines. This shows that you are aware of what is going on and not sleeping. I appreciate you a lot.

I suggest that if you know of any duplicate community, you can give them the mandate to merge and work as one. Especially if they are in the same country. And have the same mission and vision.

I also suggest that you consider some new communities that have been working hard to run contests and are paying rewards consistently but haven't received any assistance and from their statement of purpose, they have genuine intention to promote steemit by assisting users to be more active. @steemkids for instance.

In steemkids community, we have more than 3 admins and 7 MODs who are working hard to drop comments on every posts made in that community. And to vote them as well.

We have more than one contests running at a time to reward and keep members busy.

We have projects of helping school kids with notebooks which have already been printed and will be shared during school graduation. This will surely draw people to steemit. Other projects are soon to be unfold.

We want to welcome ending plagiarism to join our community and to be one of our mods to assist us with fishing out plagiarized contents. I mean to join steemkids community.

If you notice that steemkids community is not doing the right thing, you can call us to other and so are other communities.

Thank you once more for these guidelines.