Welcome to the second week of Season 35, where our community-led initiative keeps moving forward. We are continuing with this innovative setup that puts creators at the forefront of discussions and quality curation.
Here is a breakdown of how you can participate this week:
For the primary challenge, browse through the Season 34 repository and choose two questions submitted by fellow members. You will need to publish a separate post responding to each selected inquiry, making sure to credit the author by tagging them and including a direct link back to their original question.
If your prompt is selected by others, you can earn an extra critique bonus. We strongly invite original prompt creators to evaluate the entries addressing their questions. Providing substantive feedback, particularly when accompanied by a rating between 1 and 10, qualifies you for additional rewards distributed by the official curation team.
You can also take on the role of a mini-curator. For your Weekly Choice submission, assemble a collection of four exceptional articles. Your picks must include two Challenge Questions, one Diary Game entry, and one standout Wildcard post produced by a creator residing outside of your home nation.
To review the complete tagging instructions and Week 2 parameters, please visit:
https://steemit.com/steemitchallenge/@steemitblog/steemit-update-november-8th-2026-steemit-challenge-season-35-week-2
On a scale ranging from 1 to 10, how would you rate the present landscape of Web3 social media? Let us know your thoughts below.
Here is a breakdown of how you can participate this week:
For the primary challenge, browse through the Season 34 repository and choose two questions submitted by fellow members. You will need to publish a separate post responding to each selected inquiry, making sure to credit the author by tagging them and including a direct link back to their original question.
If your prompt is selected by others, you can earn an extra critique bonus. We strongly invite original prompt creators to evaluate the entries addressing their questions. Providing substantive feedback, particularly when accompanied by a rating between 1 and 10, qualifies you for additional rewards distributed by the official curation team.
You can also take on the role of a mini-curator. For your Weekly Choice submission, assemble a collection of four exceptional articles. Your picks must include two Challenge Questions, one Diary Game entry, and one standout Wildcard post produced by a creator residing outside of your home nation.
To review the complete tagging instructions and Week 2 parameters, please visit:
https://steemit.com/steemitchallenge/@steemitblog/steemit-update-november-8th-2026-steemit-challenge-season-35-week-2
On a scale ranging from 1 to 10, how would you rate the present landscape of Web3 social media? Let us know your thoughts below.
