Curating the Top 10 Stakers: A BBHO Curation Strategy

It is my first time deviating from my focused content. I originally created this account with the goal of completing my reading and reflection of Richard Baxter's The Christian Directory. This massive volume provides a Christian worldview, which I suspect is the one followed by the Christian Reconstruction movement in the US. The long-term goal, if God allows, is to come up with simplified discipleship material translated to the Filipino language. The challenge is the volume is enormous. It has four volumes, and each volume has 900 pages. The total number of pages is more or less 3,500, and I think I failed to complete even the 20% of the first volume.

This time, I want to write something about curation strategy in the Bitcoin Backed Hive (BBH) community. I came up with this idea as a way to motivate the staking of BBHO. Since Hive is a content creation and curation social media, staking of community tokens is fundamental. The freeloaders who just want to get curation rewards without prioritizing stakes should not expect support from community members. Of course, at the end of the day, it is still up to the Hivean if he or she wants to curate content of those who do not have stakes in the community. This is just my ideal scenario of a sustainable tribe.

In my case, my goal is to reach 100,000 stakes in BBHO. I am almost close to it. I now have 95,278. In a week's time, I will hit that number.

Checking the BBHO richlist, depending on my voting mana, I will try my best to curate the content of the top 10 BBHO stakers:

Just in case any of the above accounts are not into content creation, then I would give my votes to the 11th top staker and the following ones.