Summary Report | Steemit Challenge - Season 28 Week-2 : Remembering Through Healing

Hello, my dear fellow Steemians,

I welcome you to weekly report of the Steemit Challenge Season 28 - Week 2". This week of the challenge, was different and as expected, I received 63 posts with participants a little more careful than last week yet a few made the same mistakes.

This week's prompt was healing base story that had a wide scope of real world experience as well as use of imagination and most user did that successfully.

Out of these total 63 entries, barring a couple all of them did well. As expected, most participants used various forms for getting the ideas for their stories including AI, but they came clean on analytic assessment/tools and if anyone went overboard, their points reflect the result no matter how good their stories were.

Participation Statistics

Total number of entries: 63

*Highest Score: 9.7/10
*Lowest Score: 6.4/10

Grades

Countries at a glance

The majority of posters were from:

*Bangladesh
*Venezuela
*Nigeria
*Pakistan

I did my best efforts checking the posts based on the set criteria of content, story, originality, formatting, presentation, uniqueness, and, of course, our observation. It was not easy, but I selected top 6 winners purely based on points obtained.

• This week 3 Contestants Scored 9.7 Points each so they were clear winners

• 13 Contestants Scored 9.6 Points each

So to select the remaining 3 I used Winner's Wheel

 

The Winners of the Week

Summary of the winners

Post-1

@diodao Ukrain

Після смерті мама жодного разу не прийшла в її сновидіння… Це — дуже тривожило. Мама снилася всім, крім неї — і лише її не було поруч у останні роки маминого життя.

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Post- 2

@ninapenda Nigeria

Both father and daughter stood in silence with warm cups in their hands. For the first time, Tina noticed how lonely her father looked… and how lonely she felt standing right next to him.

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Post-3

@casv Venezuela

Estos sentimientos encontrados le hacían sentir una gran culpa, tal vez por su inmadurez que generaba conflictos innecesarios en la relación familiar con su padre y su hermano, sin dejar espacio al entendimiento y las razones que su madre tanto le insistía.

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Post-4

@mohammadfaisal Pakistan

She spent years avoiding her home because of their constant disagreements. It was because of her father's rigidity and her mother's emotional softness that often clashed with the independent need of Tina. Now she wished to see those arguments back.

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Post-5

@sur-riti India

This incident had a profound impact on her mind, and Tina lost interest in her studies. She was too embarrassed to complain to her mother about this. However, she continued to fall behind in her studies, and as a result, she failed her 12th grade exams.

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Post-6

@kouba01 Tunisia

The nights were always the hardest. As soon as the sun dipped, the house shifted, quiet and heavy, as if holding its breath with her. Tina placed her cup of herbal tea on the same small table her mother used to leave hers on, half-forgotten in mid-conversation. She couldn’t sit there without feeling something tighten in her chest.

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That's all for the second week of Challenge-28 ,

Congratulations to all of you for your efforts, imagination, and story-building ability.

I hope the ones did not win this week will come stronger in the coming weeks! There were a couple of equally good entries but they missed by a whisker.

Best Regards,

@dove11

Google Data week-2

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