Well, guess the times of people eagerly participating in science contests is over, or maybe this topic scared almost everyone.
In any case, the winner of my birthday contest is @maverickinvictus who was the only one to participate. Luckily, his post was actually good, so I can give him the first price: 100 HIVE and 1000 HP Delegation.
May you use it wisely, @maverickinvictus!
Payout for this post is going to @peakd because it's really low effort and those folx deserve all the support, as I'm always using their frontend to post.
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OMG so unexpected. I knew that I was the only one that joined so not expecting anything but I loved writing the post.
Thank you so much @suesa!
I just read your post, and I thought you did very well on it. Congratulation for being brave enough to break through the fear some people seem to have about posting about covid19.
For myself, it is a subject I try to generally avoid, it is just to polarizing of a subject, and I would hate to say something about it and have that information later be found to be 100% wrong.
Thanks Bashadow. Admittedly it took some time to get the courage to talk about it. A lot of those that get sick often try to hide it as they are facing discrimination and being treated like lepers.
Some I know treated it like a common cold and when I came out with my story a lot more took it seriously because they knew me as generally healthy. A lot messaged me when they got sick and I was happy to impart my experience and what worked on me and based on science.
I know there are a lot of information out there and it is polarizing and I can't say I am an expert but I only tell what happened to me and hope that it can help someone else.
For me it was to hot of a subject and I am not sure where I stand on the issue.
That could very well be somewhat true. stemgeeks had a simple make up a technology contest and as far as I know only about 5 people entered. It could also be people got distracted.