None taken @torico :) and having read your response to @wesphilbin below I thought I would give a little insight as to why I do not in any way consider putting this question forward on a post as a "shit post".

Firstly, the question post put forward that you are referring to was 5 months ago. A LOT has changed around here in that time with the development of tribes and their servers as well as countless new curation initiatives and other projects which have come into fruition since HF21. This is an ever-evolving space so things move and change quickly.

I think this sort of information being shared in a post is FAR more effective than a random chat in a discord server or even a dedicated channel in a server for the simple reason that this has limited reach and is only there for the people already within that server to read.

Remembering that MANY newcomers to this platform have never even heard of discord before, let alone the Steem communities within. Having regular updates on this sort of thing gives both new and old members a chance to browse a list of varying communities with an insight into who and what they are - that comes from people who are members and not from the community heads themselves which is a lot more objective. Each individual has their own select set of community preferences so asking one or two people which ones they would recommend is fine but will result in limited feedback - doing it this way however, opens it up to everyone and will give a FAR broader variety of choice.

As for you enjoying quality posts which offer depth, originality and creativity - I will say this... I have absolutely zero to justify, validate or explain in that regard because every single one of my posts (outside of questions like this one) embody every single one of those qualities and more... and whilst putting forward a question like this to the community may not appeal or hold relevance to you, I can assure you it does to many others.

I hope that my explanation on the matter possibly inspires you to see this from a slightly different perspective... but if not, that is ok too - each to their own :)