Steemit is a decentralized platform that makes use of Blockchain technology, and where its users are rewarded by other users for sharing original and quality content.

Currently, thousands of publications on various topics are shared daily, ranging from political topics to poetry, personal experiences and others. These publications are made in different languages, where English predominates.

Tags, like other social networks, are used to group similar content together under the same parameter, which allows users to access them more easily without being shipwrecked in this vast ocean of information. The authors also seek to gain from its use. , greater visibility of their publications and be able to increase their readership and, consequently, their rewards.

The Spanish-speaking community in Steemit has grown at breakneck speed and even though there are tags in Spanish for its publications, many of its members are forced to publish in English in order to increase their chances of getting a larger number of votes. Additionally, tags in Spanish are saturated by their massive use, where quality content coexists with low quality publications and spam, which makes it more difficult for curators and steemit communities to access this material.

This post is the most recent of the Sndbox Weekly Question Series. This week the #TagTeam have asked What makes a good hashtag?. The challenge was to invent a brand new tag and incentivize others to use it.

You can find out more about this challenge here: Sndbox Weekly Challenge [What makes a good hashtag?]