Welcome to the 30th edition of You Got Snekked!

This time we SNEKKED 6 posts and we hope you will have a look at them all! We now have a total of 8 curators (including me) and all I can say is that I am really proud of how this project is growing! Thank you all for the wonderful support!

You Got Snekked does not stop when you become bigger! We believe that everyone on the platform deserves to be curated! We don't look at rep, wallet or if you are new or if you have been here for two years! Manual curation is for everyone in our belief!

You got snekked will do two compilation posts per week on Tuesday and Friday. Curators will get 5% of the Steem and or SBD payout!

Right now, some of our curators are on a break! They will return soon!

Please welcome this amazing new user to the platform!

He is joining us from New York and is already starting his Halloween decorations it seems!

His post tells us a lot about who he is and what he is going to and his look on things in life! A wonderful first post if you ask me! So come and say to him and share some Steemit love on his post!

Click here to read @system30drew's post!

^{This post was curated by @poeticsnake}

Come and meet Safwat! 33 years young and single! He winked in his post but I am not going to wink back! ((Winks anyways)) He is from New Jersey and he is planning to either move in the USA or just to a whole new country!

He is extremely interested in science and technology and and in artificial intelligence in particular! Next to this he is also very interested in art! Not one kind of art... No art in all its magical ways! Come and say hello to him and share some love on his post Like only Steemians can do! A follow would be great as well!

Click here to read @creativechaos post!

^{This post was curated by @poeticsnake}

I would like to introduce you to @hebrewhousewife. I don't know much about her yet as I have just run into her via @ghscollective, but I will surely be inviting her on my Monday podcasts to talk about what she's got going on.

This post is a DTube video where she talks about a seed sharing project floating around the platform in where you receive a seed carousel in the mail to pick from and send it on to someone else. As per the initiative, she asks that you also create a post about it once you get the package as she has done here.

I have asked to receive one of these packages myself and have also asked that she not use plastic in the packaging so as to be kind to our environment. Once I get it I will make a post and find someone to send some to. Please give her an upvote, a meaningful comment and possibly a resteem if you're into it!

Click here to read @hebrewhousewife's post!

^{This post was curated by @movement19}

What food can you have for breakfast, lunch, and dinner -- no matter the occasion? Cake! @gringalicious generously blesses the Steemit community with her dark chocolate birthday cake recipe.

Yes, I know it's a "birthday" cake, but isn't every new day a celebration of another day we breath? So, let's celebrate with this egg-free, dairy-free, gluten-free vegan chocolate cake that takes less than 2 hours to prepare! Yum!

Click here to read @gringalicious Post!

^{This post was curated by @scuzzy}

I've found something rather unique today! @refo shares a work with us that they did two years ago. At first, I thought it was a painting, and was amazed by the shadowing! I quickly realised that the whole thing was done using plasticine, and became even more fascinated!

Trees are my favourite symbol of life, not least because they're everywhere in fractals. And of course the developing baby adds intensity to the theme, with that bit of blood red matching wonderfully with the autumn leaves.

And don't let the Spanish deter you - I simply used google to translate the page and understood perfectly about the whole creative process which @refo describes. Well done, @refo! I hope to see more and more of your work - I especially loved your make-over of a classic Salvador Dalí ;)

Click here to read @refo's Post!

^{This post was curated by @mandelsage}

I really, really enjoyed this post about a sudden inspiration to grab her watercolours and do a bit of outside painting while the weather is good. Why? Because first, it's always nice to see someone deciding to get out those paints that were stored for so long and get back to painting (I'm guilty here - my acrylics have been stored for over 3 years!) and second, because the post features Muzumi the chicken! I'm personally enchanted when I see people treating chickens as fellow living being and not just as stock for later munching.

Really well done on that landscape, @skycae. You captured the beautiful, fresh autumn day perfectly, and I hope you continue with your water-colouring now that the paints are out! Practice makes perfect and all that ;)

Click here to read @skycae's Post!

^{This post was curated by @mandelsage}