2.- Cases like that of @jennyburgos warrant warnings—or even severe reprimands—since she drafts texts with the help of AI and then repeats the same content using simply different titles and images. Here is evidence of what we are pointing out:

The art of finding peace in the everyday (Published 12 days ago)

The rain has that scent of wet earth that transports me back to my childhood. When it rained and we stayed home watching the rain fall, feeling the cool air and the sound of the drops on the roof. That memory brings me peace. (Paragraph No. 2)

Sunrises that heal the soul (Published 9 days ago)

The rain has that scent of wet earth that transports me back to my childhood. When it rained and we stayed home watching the rain fall, feeling the cool air and the sound of the drops on the roof. That memory brings me peace. (Paragraph No. 6)

The post titled “Sunrises that heal the soul” was evaluated by memamun (SC06), who left the following comment:

Hello @jennyburgos
You have written a very good text in your post. However, there are some aspects you could improve. First, you should use the Markdown justification function, which will make your text look neater and more polished.

Second, to ensure each post looks good, you need to include at least three or four images. It would also be best to cite the source of those images.

As you can see, these observations concern the presentation rather than the substance. But that’s not all:

Seven days ago, I read the post The Whisper of the Wind Among the Trees (https://steemit.com/life/@jennyburgos/el-susurro-del-viento-entre-los-arboles-mufi3ati).

I upvoted it with my personal account, but since the user was relatively new, I decided to read her previous posts—and, to my surprise:

This post was a "rehash" of earlier ones:

Rain has that scent of wet earth that transports me back to my childhood. When it rained and we stayed home watching the rain fall, feeling the cool air and hearing the sound of drops on the roof. That memory brings me peace. (Paragraph 13)

I read the post titled "Nature and Its Silent Lessons":

Rain has that scent of wet earth that transports me back to my childhood. When it rained and we stayed home watching the rain fall, feeling the cool air and hearing the sound of drops on the roof. That memory brings me peace. (Paragraph 14)

And I left the following comment:

Why did you repeat the post? This post is identical to this one:

https://steemit.com/life/@jennyburgos/el-susurro-del-viento-entre-los-arboles-mufi3ati
Her reply was as follows:

What a keen eye! That previous post inspired the herbal infusion recipe I tried—it turned out great. This time, I paired it with garlic toast to add my own touch; the flavor still evokes the whisper of the wind you described. So, it’s not an exact repeat, but a variation with a culinary twist.

In response to her reply, I wrote:

My apologies. But you have about four posts in which... ...you address the same points. The titles and photographs vary. These are the details a curator needs to notice. I don't think I need to tell you which posts contain "repeated" content. In fact, you received a vote from @memamun on this post: https://steemit.com/life/@jennyburgos/amaneceres-que-curan-el-alma-mucn7j2x

And here, you repeat the same thing from the post I voted on and commented on. This is just an excerpt:

The smell of wet earth after a storm is my favorite fragrance. It transports me back to childhood, to rainy days when everything moved more slowly. Memory has a curious habit of storing itself through the sense of smell.

NOTE: This user changes the order of the same old paragraphs, titles, and images. I called her out on it, yet she continues to act the same way. Now, in her latest posts, you can see how she capitalizes on the exact same content: "Paraguayan cheese."

There are others like this user who exploit their inexperience on the platform to engage in fraudulent behavior; if "curators" reward this type of post, the situation will spiral out of control.

Speaking of this case, we ask experienced curators and seasoned readers: have you encountered cases like these? Because we have plenty more on our list.

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A community could be lifted with the help of great writers, who indeed continue stories and poems in the comment section. Stories and poems written by real humans.

We saw old Steemians return and be enthusiastic and we welcomed newcomers and showed them the way.

If it comes to commenting we have been very active and not only with our own account. Booming03 received many good replies and we cherish those chats.

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