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This is the Lovesniper Retention curation initiative aiming to retain those quality content creators after making their introduction posts. It was observed that after newbies made their introduction posts, their succeeding posts are often ignored. This initiative will hopefully encourage the newbies to continue posting quality content and interact with anyone in the community. As compilation posts are also done, this will highlight the newbies and will give the community an idea which newbie to look out for.

Here the recommended posts for OCD upvote for this batch of love sniper retention curation:

A bird in its hermit's robe rests on the edge of the ravine. From up there, it calmly observes the plain below. The heat is stifling, the kind that seems to stop time, but the bird doesn't move at all. The only thing it does is slightly open its beak to let the air pass through and cool its body a little.

Hi everyone Welcome to my blog Pending on were you are reading this message from . Today topic is very interesting . In my own opinion , some mother in-law are blessing from God while others are lesson .

Not everything always goes the way you expect. And that's quite beautiful in its own way. This morning was not what I had hoped for, but everything ended in a gratifying outcome.

On July 15, 2025, I suffered an accident at my house and fractured my fibula. From that day on I began a race to read all the books I had in my home, but one in particular was the protagonist of my life. I had to read it three times and it was truly very difficult, but instructive, each analysis, each scene word was a challenge, but I was able to go to the depths of this monumental, infinite, psychological and mammoth work. "Ulysses" by James Joyce.Here I share a brief look at this reading that I owe about half of my recovery to understand.

A lot of people keep animals just for fun or as companions, but for us, it’s different.

We raise them because they actually serve a purpose.

I planned to make a quick illustration after waking up early at 2am. Turns out, I couldn’t make anything yesterday because my phone died, and I had nowhere to charge it quickly after some issues with the outlet I tried earlier.

I remember the day you asked me to get your glasses. You were tired; you barely had the strength to go on. Meanwhile, I kept the problem to myself, the one you never heard about, so as not to burden you with my worries.

This is my uncle’s tomato garden back home in Aurora. Every time I go to the province first thing I do is check it out. The place looks so nice under the sun all the plants lined up neat and clean.

Hello family, back again for the fauna contest. Today I bring you this incredible little jumper, Habronattus calcaratus, a species of jumping spider from the genus Habronattus, family Salticidae. I found it in my garden, and its striking colors caught my attention so much that I couldn't help but use Google to learn more about this creature. I discovered that it inhabits the Iberian Peninsula and is harmless to humans. It's very small, measuring only 5-7 mm, with short, strong legs. The males have long chelicerae that protrude obliquely. It lives on sunny surfaces and is also called the "alguacilillo" (little bailiff) because it relentlessly pursues its prey, with flies being its favorite, jumping on them.

What's up, FullDeportes community and my Hive people! I'm Pedro Luis (@pedroluisrmcf), writing to you from Holguín, Cuba. Today I'm here to talk about something I see failing every day at the gym. Everyone wants to get huge or achieve a magazine-cover definition, but they forget the golden rule: muscle is not built lifting weights, it's built when you rest.

Please help us welcome our newbies! Hopefully, they will have an awesome stay in the platform and they will be here for long. To the featured newbies, your Hive and OCD family welcome you with open arms! Have a blast!