And all of the people that are involved with it.
I know, I know. We don't get to toot our own horns nearly enough so I am going to take this opportunity to reiterate.
The fact of the matter is that COM is a necessary (sometimes) evil on the Steem blockchain. It's kind of like that complete asshole in high school that nobody wanted around but his dad grew weed and was usually too high to notice an ounce missing.
I'm looking at you, Doug.
So anyhow, like COM, Doug was just around and you talked to him when you were bored or wanted to get high and forget that Kelly pointed out your boner in front of the whole class. You just know she sits in front of the AC to get her nipples hard on purpose, but you're the idiot that can't control himself.
By grade eleven you have high talked to Doug enough to know that his dad is gay and is trying to hide it from himself with drugs and his mom had sex with a male stripper when they were in town last November.
Now you start to understand why Doug is so annoying and you think you should quit judging him because he has had such a fucked up childhood. You actually decide that you should just quit judging people altogether. Nobody likes to be judged.
Whoa there, Hoss. Tap the brakes a bit.
I forgot the whole reason I was here in the first place.
There are some people that loved to be judged, and we're here to do that judging. From videos to songs to written posts to art. We are here to assign a point value to your hard, (or not so hard), work.
But enough about you
I'm writing this post to thank us for judging all your entries. It's sometimes a pain in the ass, but we are happy to do it. You folks probably don't realize this, but there is a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes to keep this show on the road. There are the judges, the curators, and the admin volunteers. Nobody gets a paycheque, but they still do this to help out a fantastic dis-organization.
Between plagiarism checking, making sure the rules are followed and reading all of the posts in their lists, the judges have their work cut out for them. The curators are reading posts outside of COM entries and trying to find other funny people to join this wonderful contest, and the admins are doing their damndest, between trying to live their lives, illnesses, and raising families, to keep the whole thing flowing.
Sometimes there are hiccups and things get behind, but when you are doing so much work manually, it is to be expected.
Especially when we are shorthanded.
Yeah, that's right. Every week we need people to help out with judging, curating, etc... but there never seems to be enough interest. I understand that it's easier to just enter and try to win a bit of Steemy goodness, but it really would help us out a lot if you could help us out a little. It's going to be hard to keep this going with everyone getting burned out and beating the neighbourhood rummies up to release their frustrations.
What do I have to be frustrated about, you ask?
Well, the chapping on my ass won't go away and my boss is making me work weekends until I retire. That's one thing, plus we got all these fucking drunks hanging around the park. They stole my lawnmower last week and then tried selling it back to me.
Great, now I'm pissed off again about the local alkies. I just came here to thank the judges, and write an anecdote or parable, or whatever the hell that story about Doug was.
Oh, and to gently persuade you to vote COM as a witness.
Oh yeah, and to tell you to check out Chibera's discord server.
If you do those things for me, there's a pretty good chance that I can get 
Photo sources are pixabay.com and screencaps of COM, Chibera, and a Google search of "reiterate".
I nominate 
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