Curation Guidelines for October 2026 - Team 06

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Hello, fellow Steemians, and welcome to October 2026.

First of all, we’d like to express our deepest gratitude to the Steemit Team for the trust they’ve placed in our team to carry out our duties and responsibilities as the Community Curator Team throughout the month of October.

As a directly appointed team, we are fully committed to reviewing and recognizing high-quality articles—that is, works that present useful information, contain educational value, provide motivation, and touch and inspire readers.

In our team’s view, a good piece of work is not judged solely by the depth of its content, but also by the aesthetics of its presentation.

Therefore, we strongly encourage all writers to pay attention to the use of Markdown formatting and the neatness of their text layout. A clean and structured visual layout will provide extra comfort for readers, while also enhancing the utility of the articles presented.

To make it easier for our team to discover your work, we urge writers to be more careful when writing hashtags. Please ensure that hashtags are spelled correctly according to the guidelines, as we routinely scan content based on these hashtag keywords.

Some popular hashtags that are the focus of our primary searches include #steemexclusive, #thediarygame, #creativewriting, #steem-atlas, as well as status hashtags like #club5050, #club75, and #club100. Country-specific hashtags (such as #indonesia) are also crucial for reflecting the origin and diversity of the community.

You are free to publish your work either within specific community forums or on your personal blog; our team will do its utmost to discover the best posts.

In addition, there are several key requirements and rules that every writer must follow. In accordance with the basic guidelines from the Steemit Team, we are firmly committed to not upvoting content suspected of plagiarism or created using artificial intelligence (AI-generated content), nor accounts that are not currently powering down. This rule is non-negotiable and has become a cornerstone in maintaining the integrity of the Steemit ecosystem.

As a form of weekly appreciation, our team will meet periodically to select and nominate the Top 7 Posts that we’ve identified throughout the curation period. The entire selection process is conducted transparently and objectively to highlight works that are truly deserving and competitive.

To ensure the smooth operation of our tasks, we have established a daily schedule allocation for each team member, as detailed in the table attached below.

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May October 2026 be a productive and enjoyable time for the entire Steemit community. Keep up the great work and continue to produce the best content!

@cruzamilcar63 [Venezuela]
@miftahulrizky [Indonesia]
@memamun [Bangladesh]