TeamGood was created in the fall of 2017 by @battleaxe as an alternative to the mostly garbage seen on the trending page, to spread good in the 'hood, and to help the helpers on the Steem blockchain.
Around the time it began being used as a tag, she published this post and this one and this one, which are obviously well past payout but are still worth revisiting if you want to know what we're all about.
On May 10, @ancapbarbie created the @teamgood account and gave the keys to @battleaxe. The intent was for it to be used as a community upvote bot in order to automate/simplify our voting because most of us have very busy lives outside of our work on the Steem blockchain.
We are publishing a monthly report of our activities, which are of course publicly visible on various websites which access the Steem blockchain. We like SteemWorld by @steemchiller and SteemReports by @andybets (correct me if I'm wrong) for their comprehensive amounts of available information and their ease of use.
Witnesses We Support
The @teamgood account currently votes for 20 Witnesses. We can explain in detail why we support each of them, and conversely why we have not supported some others at this time.
If you are fairly new to the Steem blockchain, we cannot overstate the importance of voting for good Witnesses who care about the long-term viability of this blockchain. At the end of the day, your income here is dependent upon them.
@shadowspub hosts frequent Witness Discussions on the Steemit Ramble Discord, which are invaluable sources of information both for newer users and veterans alike.
We are moving toward applications of the blockchain other than blogging. That being said, there are still plenty of projects on Steem's blogging front-ends that we feel increase the value of the blockchain, and as a result of Steem and SBD as well.
I will try to keep this brief because this post will be too long long enough as it is, but please go check out their pages and support the projects that you value as much as possible:
@chibera is a MMORPG based on the Steem blockchain. It is still in the early development stages, and already it looks like it will be amazing. Their latest post.
@minnowbootcamp is pretty much what its name implies. They will definitely help you succeed on the Steem blockchain, but you better have a thick skin 'cause they're not gonna waste your time or theirs beating around the bush. Their latest post.
@spl is short for Steemit Poker League and is hosted by @tuck-fheman and @bigpchef, though we all know @bethalea is the brains of the operation. They are entirely funded by community upvotes and donations, and most of their tournaments are completely free to enter. Their latest post.
@tarc is short for Tazewell Animal Rescue Coalition. Co-founded by @rhondak, they provide animal rescue, shelter, and adoption for many stray and abandoned fur-babies in the Central Applachain areas of Virginia. They are also a registered 501c3 charity with Amazon Smile, meaning you can put "smile." in front of any Amazon URL and Amazon will make a donation to the charity of your choice when you check out. @rhondak's latest post.
@vis4 is a community upvote bot created by Steem Witness @sapphic to curate and support the LGBT+ community on the Steem blockchain. 馃寛 @sapphic's latest post.
Delegators
@teamgood automatically upvotes the content creators listed below, based on their delegation amount.
Currently SteemAuto by @mahdiyari is under maintenance and we are doing our very best to keep up with these votes manually.
We consider it a sobering responsibility to treat these delegations with care and only use them to upvote quality content creators.
We also believe that sometimes doing good means fighting evil, and use this Steem Power to downvote plagiarists, spammers, and abusers when it seems that nobody else will.