Dear Steemit community, dear curators,

I would like to present an important article here. It is a short article, perhaps not a very, very good one in the strict sense. But it is very, very good, because it represents a community project concerning the health protection of our fellow men and nine users worked together on it (I provided my account to publish the article). It's also important because it triggered a lively, interesting and controversial discussion. This shows that the community still cares and communicates.

Wir tragen einen Mund-Nasen-Schutz

I have to admit that the article does not quite fit your "rules", because it was also published on Hive. There it was published by another member of our group, @redpalestino. And this is exactly where the problem of simple users lies: We act on different blockchains, sometimes on both, but we are still virtual friends because we accept the opinions and decisions of others. We do NOT want to participate in the "battle of chains" through abuse and defamation.

Furthermore, this contribution is a charity project. 100% of the proceeds of both publications will go to @elkezaksek, who, together with her husband, provides food for starving families in Uganda. In this verified project every cent counts.
The Blockchain is a great chance for charity. Of course it is primarily the engagement of these outstanding people who help to save lives. But coins also help!

Gosh, this feels like (no, it is) begging for votes and I hate that. But I know that I am doing it here for a very good cause.
If you support the article, we would be very happy. If not, it doesn't matter, because we accept and respect different views without bullying afterwards! By the way, this is a statement that can be read between the lines in our article, as well as in the comments.

Big thanks to @actifit-peter, @astrophoto.kevin, @condeas, @double-u, @hatoto, @jaki01, @redpalestino, @tibfox, who made effective teamwork between the blockchains, even between continents real.

Best regards,
Chriddi