I recommend everyone following my posts to read this initiative from @trostparadox carefully.

It's really clever and beneficial to curators and content creators.

Now is the chance to prove that you really are a content creator. This is not just for POB but for Hive rewards and also other communities. There is a lot to be gained by posting in proofofblind:

This will include not only HIVE rewards, but also Layer 2 tokens (i.e. Hive-Engine tokens), such as POB (proof of brain) and, when relevant, LEO, STEM, etc.

In other words there are great upvotes in Hive and in communities for those who post original content.

After reading this I am thinking to myself. How can people submit their posts through this system...?

The process of submission is simple and genius using the initial memory of the blockchain.

Post a ‘reply’ to this post (or the most recent @blind.submit “Request for Submissions” post) containing all the ‘required’ fields (e.g. title, body, and tags).
Immediately after your comment is published, edit the comment and replace everything with the phrase “Ready for review.” Make certain that your content is actually published as a comment before you edit it.

NOTE: Even though you will be deleting all the content from your reply post, as long as you published it first, a copy of the original comment will be immutably stored on the Hive blockchain. We will retrieve that copy, check it for plagiarism, then post it as a stand-along post via @proofofblind.

It is like a magic disappearing and reappearing act. You place all the information in the comment place and make sure the comment is submitted. Then presto you erase the comment with the phrase:

“Request for Submissions”

The submission is now blind except for those who are interested in searching the blockchain for the original comment. This is sweet because everything is done right here on Hive.

I'd love to see my friends here submit one post to @blind.submit and keep track of how the rewards come out. I bet they will be great. As @trostpardox follows others will follow from several communities.

I think anyone could put a post here even if we have been around for a while so I will try a post here next week. My writing style is very unique so I think I won't have to write my name anywhere and a lot of you will know I wrote it.

However that question still lingers in my head...

Is there anything wrong with writing our username at the bottom of the post as a signoff? Something like this:

Love,

@mineopoly

My challenge:

Submit to the blind brain and receive its benefits.

!LUV