Welcome to the 34th edition of You Got Snekked!

This time we SNEKKED 5 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!

Come and meet this wonderful new member of the platform! I really enjoyed reading his post because it gives a nice insight of how New members find their way across the platform.

What are the things they see first, learn first and adapt first? In his post @vladu shares his first impression of the platform after his introduction post! Lets give him a warm welcome!

Click here to read @vladu's post!

^{This post was curated by @poeticsnake}

Meet @makinstuff, aka The Tinker Tribe, one of the awesome hosts of Meadows and Makers every Saturday 5-7PM UTC on @msp-waves. Not only is this dude a super cool Steemian, he is a very well versed tinkerer in all things off-grid, survival, techy and otherwise.

I personally have picked his brian a bit in my own transition to off-grid life. This particular post is part of a weekly series and it is about the big C, cancer. Certianly a touchy subject for many of us, especially if you or a loved one has dealt with it head on. I am of the belief that you can prevent and even cure cancer completely natural and holistic and that conventional medicine either prolongs death or worsens the disease. I am sure you will find this post interesting and his entire blog quite useful. Show some love.

Click here to read @makinstuff's post!

^{This post was curated by @movement19}

Harry Potter with the Golden Snitch! =) ... Arlet is a sketch artist whose clean lines and excellent execution with colour pencils make this animé-style Harry Potter portrait really stand out.

She shows her process step by step, and she didn't sweat upon making the mistake of putting Harry's scar on the wrong side of his forehead... A strand of hair fixed it right up ^^ ...

Again, I chose to spotlight this artist not only because of this post or their talent in general, but because she has been going through some trouble with her health recently which affects her ability to draw. Happily, she has recovered somewhat and is now back at it again. Please do go give her some love and encouragement!

Click here to read @arletv's Post!

^{This post was curated by @mandelsage}

I've always respected pious people who dedicate to gods and others in their monasteries and churches; so when I saw this post by @danielapetk I knew I would like it.

In this post she shares with us her trip as she hikes through the mountains in Bulgaria, going all the way from The Rila Monastery to the St. Ivan Rilski chapel, for spiritual purposes and to feel how Ivan Rilski did making the travel. It's a long hike and there are many impressive shots of the trip that she decided to share with us. Please check it out!

Click here to read @danielapetk's Post!

^{This post was curated by @ejgarcia}

@jeanpi1908 shares with us a fun travel blog in this next post! Jp had the chance recently to travel to Canada, and his sharing his adventures with us here on Steemit!

He includes many cool photos and stories from the trip, so if you're intersted in traveling, especially to Canada, check out his blog post

Click here to read @jeanpi1908's Post!

^{This post was curated by @ma1neevent}