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RE: Since Curation is such an important and widely misunderstood concept, I added some graphics to an old steemit image to make an updated rough Infographic to illustrate the Curation Rewards.
I like the way you did the simple explanation of curation in the first picture. I definitely need to keep that picture and this post. Keep steeming buddy.
hey i upvoted ur wall! and i followed you
I saw your resteem of @ogoowinner i know her as a friend of @stellabelle in nigeria and I saw her name there so i clicked, and the story of this man with the growth on his face is reminding me of @cryptopie and I see steemit as just a machine for compassion now its like a factory where the raw materials of misery and pain comes in with the help of hope and survival, and out comes happiness! Steemit is going to allow people to raise money in a much better way than gofundme etc, we will be able to let people give updates and hopefully display the results of medical procedures paid for by steemit so we can see how we all get to help the quality of life of others be improved, and also having smartphones with video chat can help people see doctors over large distances etc, imagine self service medical clinics , well we will always have doctors we just need the doctors to get smartphones to connect with doctors from all over the world to share info, and we need more doctors to have better tools and crypto can pay for that!
hey maybe we can help people save money via crypto as like a health insurance fund
we can build a hospital with steemit!
w should see if we could raise enough money to build a hospital in Africa OR build more of those Africa Mercy hospital ships! like here
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Africa_Mercy
The MV Africa Mercy is a 152.00 m (498 ft 8 in), 16,572 GT Hospital Ship belonging to the humanitarian organization Mercy Ships.[1] Converted from the rail ferry MS Dronning Ingrid in 2007, she is currently the world's largest non-governmental floating hospital.[2] It is the newest ship to enter service with Mercy Ships, which has been outfitting and operating hospital ships that serve developing nations since 1978.
we should build more floating hospitals
Whao. This is really great of you. You are embodiment of great ideas. I will be glad to see such project running. A floating hospital. I wish to start it,but i am not in Africa at the moment. But it will be good if you can pass this idea to the africa community. They are on steemit.chat. be rest assured i will support you. If you need my help pls kindly let me know.