Guidelines for posting in our community:📕✍🏻 (read before posting)

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Published: 20 Mar 2025 › Updated: 20 Mar 2025 Guidelines for posting in our community:📕✍🏻 (read before posting)

Guidelines for posting in our community:📕✍🏻 (read before posting)

This post is important to summarize what types of posts we're voting for in our community and which ones aren't welcome because they're part of a different niche in HIVE. We'll continue with the same approach as AMAZING NATURE ORIGINAL. Back then, we didn't allow posts of one or more photographs of the same "object" showing multiple angles and some writing. This doesn't really contribute anything scientific or educational to our community. Here's a summary of what you need to do to publish with us.✍🏻🗺️🌳

Posts that will be silenced❌

There are people who do not want to meet the requirements and still publish because they receive rewards and we are not going to allow this, so if your post does not meet the requirements it will be silenced, straight to the point, WHAT NOT TO PUBLISH IN OUR COMMUNITY???

a) The post is effortless and presents a photo of the same animal or plant many times from the same or several angles.❌

b) the post does not contain any academic, scientific, or ecological teachings about the animal or plant shown (IS THERE NO COMMUNITY FOR PHOTOGRAPHS???) OF COURSE IT DOES!!! You are posting in the wrong place.❌

C) Clearly, people's mistake is posting in our community thinking that we are a community of experiences or photographs.❌

Welcome posts (plants and animals)✅

example post: @capp/planta-del-genero-trixis

a) These are several photos of the same species of plant, but they provide scientific content.✅

b) Leave the references from where you extracted the information, which allows you to learn more about the plant and corroborate what you express in the post.✅

c) goes to great lengths to describe the plant in a way that makes it clear that this post is NOT INTENDED FOR A PHOTO COMMUNITY.✅

another not so scientific example because I AM NOT A SCIENTIST.✅

example post: @quiubi/let-s-learn-about-the

a) Clearly the author made a post that was not as scientific and more dynamic and fun, always respecting our guidelines.✅

b) He talks about the animal's ecology, and to end his post he places where he got the fun information from.✅

c) we conclude that to distinguish ourselves from photo communities you have to look for some material that supports what you say about your plant or animal / we want to learn / not admire photos /✅

And what about nature and travel?✅

@coolmidwestguy/a-sunday-date-with-some

@arieswilly/go-to-the-coconut-grove-19f3c17b3ae21

@tsunsica/the-different-crabs-i-spotted-in-choroni-fsb

Here are many examples of posts about travel and nature that we voted for! We're usually partial to several beautiful photos, describing your experience. What did you do? What did you enjoy? What nature did you see? Why do you share it on Hive?

WE WILL NOT ACCEPT❌: (Take a photo of the sun several times and talk about "your experience" that IS A PHOTOGRAPHY POST not from our community)

WE WILL NOT ACCEPT❌:3/4 photos, 100 words, showing a river, a tree, or a cloud! You must rely on the example posts.

REMEMBER WE ARE AMAZING NATURE NOT A PHOTO COMMUNITY.✅

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