Prominent Authors of Hive Learners [Week 92]

Good day everyone! This is going to be 92nd week of the Hive Learners Prominent Author Of The Week campaign.

So What is The Prominent Author of The Week About?

The aim of the Prominent Author of the Week is to reward five great contents of authors shared from our weekly prompts in the community. This way, we get to encourage authors to be more active and try to be the best they can be in their content creation.

How Would The Initiative Run?

5 Posts/Authors would be selected from the weekly prompts (including creative sunday posts) every week
Every Thursday night, we would be sharing announcements for the five winning authors
All five selected authors would be rewarded with lazy-panda curation trail upvotes.

The conflict of open doors towards the little ones

In this blog, this author @misticogama talks about children and privacy, the author gives us their thoughts on the topic of if children should be given privacy. According to the author, the topic is a sensitive one that has to be handled with care. The author tells us that giving too much privacy to kids could cause them harm, the same as not giving them any privacy at all. The author explains further their point, by carefully dissecting the question and answering them one after the other.

When to Hold On, When to Let Go: The Privacy Question in Parenting

In this blog, this author @nkemakonam89 also talks about privacy and according to the author, they support giving privacy to their kids. Although the author goes further to tell us that the kind of privacy you give to your children differs, it all depends on the kind of kid you have and their personalities.

Spiced Potato & Bell Pepper Curry

In this blog, this author @qurat-ul-ain explains to us how we can make some Potato and Bell Pepper Curry. And just like the name, the ingredients involved in making this fine dish are some potatoes, bell pepper, garlic, hot spice, etc.

Ghost of the Past (Pain and Forgiveness)

On this blog, this author @tegoshei talks on the topic, circle of pain, and according to the author, just because you were hurt by someone, doesn't give you the right to hurt someone else. Using the author's exact words "Pain doesn't justify causing pain".

The Circle Of Pain

Still on the same topic of pain, this author @reibar takes a more deeper look at it. The author chooses to break the topic down, rather than just give us an immediate answer on the topic being discussed, because according to the author, it is a complicated subject.

Here are the five highlighted posts of winning authors:-

Author	Post
@misticogama	The conflict of open doors towards the little ones
@nkemakonam89	When to Hold On, When to Let Go: The Privacy Question in Parenting
@qurat-ul-ain	Spiced Potato & Bell Pepper Curry
@tegoshei	Ghost of the Past (Pain and Forgiveness)
@reibar	The Circle Of Pain