4th StemQ Digest
Things have been a little bit quiet on the Steem blockchain with the seemingly endless downward trends of all cryptos.
StemQ was no exception, but behind the scene our team has been actively working on a short to medium plan for the project and the result of this is a freshly baked roadmap that we will shortly publish on the Steem blockchain.
In the pipeline is our grand plan to bring in more people from the academic world, classify posts by difficulty level, bring in users without Steem account, expanding the site to non-English speakers, and much much more.
Enabling StemQ Curation
Also in our plan is the ambition is to build a team of curators to reward the best contributions.
To do this a set of dedicated tools will be developed.
However, none of this will be of much use if the StemQ account is not backed up by significant SP delegation.
For this reason, our team is actively seeking high Steem accounts for generous delegation.
In parallel to this, we are also calling for all Steemians to delegate some SPs to StemQ, no matter how small.
It is our belief that delegators should view their SP delegation as an investment into StemQ.
For this reason, StemQ will shortly setup an automatic return of investment (ROI) to all delegators based on Steem earnings generated on a regular basis.
This automatic ROI is facilitated by @lemouth's release of his delegator return script to the opensource community.
For those interested, this script is made available on 
Please find below convenient links which will allow you to delegate SPs.
10 SP | 20SP | 50SP | 100SP |500SP|1000SP
To delegate a different amount, simply change the value in the link following the vesting_shares= field.
For example, to delegate 30 SP, open the following URL in your browser:
https://steemconnect.com/sign/delegateVestingShares?delegator=&delegatee=stemq&vesting_shares=30%20SP
A formal post for StemQ SP delegation request will shortly follow with the ROI rate and return period.
Thank you!
What is StemQ?
StemQ is a questions and answers (Q&A) application focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects.
Using StemQ users can post specific questions about STEM related topics and let other StemQ users answer those questions.
All while earning Steem cryptocurrency!
Q&A highlights
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Most people would now familiar with liquid crystal display (LCD) technology through everyday use.
But what is this technology, and how does it work?
How does the melatonin hormone work and what are its physiological effects in our body?
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You've heard the name of this hormone before, but how does it affect our body?
StemQ needs YOU!
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StemQ is actively looking for new steemians to join our growing community of readers and contributors!
Do you have a question related to STEM subjects?
Would you be able to answer one or more of the questions currently unanswered?
Are you striving to learn ever more?
Then sign in with your Steem account on StemQ and join our fast growing community!
Bust most of all StemQ needs to get recognition across the STEM enthusiasts community!
Please help us getting StemQ become mainstream by spreading the word on other social networks, re-steeming and upvoting this post!
Thank you!
Where to find more information?
For more information and latest news, join the vibrant StemQ Discord Server and follow the 