I missed the deadline of pob words of the last two weeks.
Sometimes life happens, and you have to give in. And sometimes you need to prioritise something else. So past two weeks flew away.
I am not happy about it. I want to write more and as often as possible. But..
Never Mind.
I was trying to avoid making a separate account, but not having one is interfering with my freedom and flexibility.
Since I also post about the community affairs and I am responsible for curating under the POBleus, which I am not able to keep up with lately.
So at last I decided to make a separate account 
I am planning to primarily use it for making posts related to the community affairs and I will reblog all the content that I will post in proof of brain.
I want it to serve as my content feed constituting whatever I will share in the community.
Do you need a separate account?
I am not sure, many people have multiple accounts dedicated to specific communities. I think if you are involved in posting about community's management and operations, that is to say the concrete guides and polices and not mere opinions. Or if you own a significant stake of a token and are involved in some specific curation, you should get a separate account.
That's just my take. But there are people who use a dedicated account to publish all the posts in the particular community it is meant for. But to each their own way of doing things.
To make it more resourceful, I will only be joining Proof of brain community and following the key accounts that post in the community with this new account.
Adopting The Proof of Brain's Brand Identity
Until now I have been using my own brand identity to create post thumbnails and author bio's. Except for a couple of posts.
But since I am committed to some particular communities here, I renounce my branding and adopt the colors of proof of brain for all my future posts that I will publish in this community.
This is an attempt to extend my full support to the communities I believe in.
The Dilemma
I am not sure what exactly the brand identity of Proof of Brain constitutes.
It was all pink and white before the blue brain i.e our new frontend proofofbrain.blog came into existence.
I don't think we have any standard brand style guide yet. And I don't know if it is final and if we are going to change from pink to blue brain.
Anyway, I am sticking with pink for now. And I have created a basic brand style guide. It is open for public use. You can use it for your creations if you like.
Basic Brand Style Guide For Proof of Brain
Before I present the the basic brand style I have come up with. I want to press upon the importance of having standardized brand guidelines -
- Brand guidelines sets you apart and distinguish your business from the crowd.
- It helps in creating an identity associated with particular styles making it easy to identify and remember a particular brand.
- It helps you to add symmetry and personalization to a brand
- It helps in developing credibility and trust among all the stakeholders
- It improves the overall brand value and reputation
- etc
The basic set of colors and fonts I will be using are provided below.
If you have any clarity about the font pairs or precise color codes of Proof of Brain's brand identity (if there is any that I am not aware of), please let me know in the comments.
And also I would be glad if the community wants to adopt them. I can come up with a more refined and comprehensive style guide, but like I said I am not sure what are our branding priorities and who decides them.
All kinds of feedback and views are welcomed.