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Assalamualaikum my dear friends.
Greetings to all of you.
Learning from my experience in the first week of joining a hive I had a lot of difficulties in terms of how to make a good post, give the right title and how to distinguish between insects and wasps and beetles and I also often mistakenly think wasps are bees and bees are wasps.
But over time, I continue to learn about it so as not to keep making the same mistakes, but for you newcomers to dihive, joining this beloved hive learner community is a good and right choice, because in this community you and even I can learn from great people who have already been successfully dihive and we are both learning to achieve our dreams.
Alright, let's start our study today with how to make a good post dihive...?
Actually there are no special provisions and special criteria about it, hive accepts all forms and types of posts as long as it is your own work, not plagiarism or copying and pasting images or other people's work, plagiarism is not allowed at all to be hive, in fact you will not get a vote from anyone.
If you want to take a picture from Google for example, you must include the source from which the picture was taken, and most importantly when joining a community, introduce yourself first with details if the community asks for it, introduce yourself complete with work, hobbies and other things that make it easier other people know you.
In this beloved hive learner community, for example, you can share your interesting works according to the rules that have been set.
But the most important thing to note is that when you title your post, you must provide a title that matches the content of your post, for example, you share delicious food recipes, don't let you give the title of delicious food photography, it would be nice if you gave it the title Learn to make recipes. traditional country what for example, it's better.
Try the title of your post to attract the attention of others and make other people curious and want to read it to the end, after that make sure to use the correct tags so that the post is easy to find and get support.
Next, the most important thing to note is that you don't give the wrong name of the object in the post, for example, if you share insect photography, don't call it a beetle or a wasp or even a bee.
You don't have to guess if you don't know the name of the object you're sharing, you can search for it on Google or share it via Google Lens, you can even ask the great moderators in this community via Discord, that's very much appreciated.
We often have difficulty and mistake in naming the objects we show, especially wasps we call bees, bees we call wasps, but don't worry we will continue to learn together.
I will explain a little about the difference between wasps and bees for you animal photography lovers.
At first glance, bees and wasps are almost the same and similar, both have black and yellow colors, but there are some differences if you pay attention, especially in terms of body shape and food.
Here's the difference........
1.Wasps have a slender body, while bees have a fuller body shape.
2.Bees are a category of pollinating animals, while wasps are predators
3.Wasps make their nests from wood fibers, while bees have special glands in making their nests.
4.Bees can produce honey, while wasps do not, although there are types of bees that do not produce honey, but can be recognized by their body shape that is not as slender as a wasp.
My dear best friend....
If we have done everything, then be patient waiting for the votes we get, not necessarily every good post of ours gets the vote we want, but don't give up and complain, because everyone is like that when they are beginners and newcomers to diving.
Our job is to try to show the best, God will definitely give according to what he thinks is best for us.
warm greetings from me
below is a source that I quote from some of my explanations.
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