Some of you who went to Steemfest 4 probably saw these purple post cards with a photo of palm trees on the front and a fill in the blank on the back.
These were 100% sourced from the Steem ecosystem. Everything to do with this card, down to how it got to Steemfest.
- Photo of palm trees was taken by an anonymous Steem member as part of my marketing campaign and paid for with STEEM from my witness.
- The Guilty Parties logo was created by
@derangedvisions last year.
- The witty lines on the front and back were written by
@snook ("what you're missing") and
@walden ("tragedy of commons").
- Back and forth on the design and the creation of the Steemfest logo was (obviously) done by
@roelandp.
- The printing of the actual cards was done by
@cmmerch.
- The printing costs were paid by an Amazon gift card bought by
@sgt-dan in exchange for STEEM from my witness.
- The cards were delivered to Steemfest 4 by
- The cards were then given out to Steem members.
Buy Local, Buy Steemlocal
The moral of this post is that there are enough resources within the Steem ecosystem to achieve virtually anything. These cards are just an example.
Keep it local.
Challenge
Make a post with the #steemlocal tag about something that came from the Steem ecosystem every step of the way. Link it in the comments.
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