Before I expect you to answer, I will write what I write about usually.
I am a homemaker and okay I do know a little bit about how crypto works, at least better than my relatives and friends circle for sure. Aside from the usual home stuff that I know about and can write easily which includes cooking, recipes and managing the home space and saving money, parenting, and maybe a little about natural medicine and farm work, I also write about splinterlands the game based on the hive blockchain.
(an image I had made for the Kekappa special contest by the BD community)
The above describes me in general, to an extent. I do write poems too if you have ever looked it up and wrote 100 poems once back in those steemit days which 
I do hope we have one of those assignments again and that's why I tagged him purposefully, lol.
Neoxian city paper curation
As a curator for the city paper, I look out for posts that are made by artists and photographers. I do not ignore the ones made by financial experts but how can I judge a post when I am not capable of doing it? I also look out for posts made by ordinary people like me who share stuff about their daily life and how Hive made a difference for them even if they do not explicitly say so.
I feel that Hive as a platform consists of all sorts of people from around the world. They cannot be bound together by hashtags. So, a user may write about nature one day and it is really fine if he or she writes about Leo the next day.
Hive is a decentralized platform and as long as you write original content without any trace of plagiarism, you are fine and I assure you, the hard work you put in will be rewarded.
However, those who do keep a lookout for sub-standard posts must realize that not all people can be scientists or financial experts, or literature experts. Some of them on hive are just like me, who is just another homemaker from a village. That is the reason I tagged Dpend who writes classic poetry but was patient enough to read poems from me and others even if those did not match his quality at all. I guess not all can be like him but please be patient enough and encourage people to 'use hive' properly instead of discouraging them and scaring them off.
When we moved over from steemit, it wasn't about making money alone. It meant backing a community and standing by the people who you came to know and friended.
World - class
Hive is a class apart and please have a look at these photos which are world-class.
@badge-696969/photography-lovers-community-curation-5921
An example of a good food post
@buckaroobaby/how-to-make-cheesecake-in-5-minutes
Tips to write on Hive
- Think about what you want to share with all of us.
- Write it down on a piece of paper
- Think about the topic and if it will be acceptable to all and interesting
- Write a post on word or note and make sure it is correct grammatically and check for plagiarism
- Source images
- Use proper hashtags
Disclaimer - I am not speaking for any community or people or person. The above are just my opinions.
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