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Hello steemians! Last week we announced the STEEM distribution list with September's Steem.center wiki participants and as suggested in the project's Rules we did the transfers to the participants @aiyumi (1.922), @leticiachiantia (1.922), @petrvl (3.239) and @wagnertamanaha (2.800). Thank you all!

This time again @wagnertamanaha donated most of his rewards to be distributed to this month's participants. Thank you all for your collaboration, donations and support!

And we already have October's first participants, the returning collaborators @leticiachiantia, @pedrocanella and @wagnertamanaha. They begun to form the group of participants to receive a share of STEEM collected here this month. We invite you to check all the updated wiki pages here in: Recent Changes
Thanks once more to all participants, donators, followers and suporters, we invite you to continue collaborating to make Steem.center in the wiki about all Steem related things!

Project's Balance

After the distributions and donations now our wallet has 8.389 STEEM, following our rules, the amount of 60% of all STEEM collected in October - 5.033 STEEM - would be shared among this month's participants. Check our project's rules and join us whenever you want. Or just upvote and resteem this post to increase the reward pool as an incentive to new and current participants. We wish that as we did today, part of all STEEM collected would be shared among the wiki collaborators next month again.

Join the project!

If you want to participate in the next STEEM distribution to earn a share of the STEEM tokens collected by this account, check the Rules and join us if you like. This year we're celebrating the project's second anniversary, our aim is to make Steem.center the wiki of all things Steem. Follow us, register in Steem.center with your Steemit username, then just start doing wiki contributions!
You can find ideas of new pages in Articles for Creation and use the sandbox page to play wiki editions freely. We also recommend you to follow some loosely guidelines and you can just ask for a personal response in Steem.chat #wiki channel.
To support the project with donations, just transfer any STEEM/SBD value or STEEM Power delegation (see in the rules our upvotes routine) to @steemcenterwiki. Or follow us, upvote, reply or resteem this post.

A proposal to automate the @steemcenterwiki rewards distribution

In February @wagnertamanaha proposed An idea of a Mediawiki extension to connect with Steem blockchain and its content reward system. It was his first attempt to participate in the @utopian-io project as a proposal to the open source developers. If you are a Steem or Mediawiki coder or programmer feel free to drop any feedback that could help to make this idea profitable and real. With the recent launch of the Steem DAO Proposals it could be an opportunity too.

Monetization with Palnet, Dclick and @steem-ua

Aside the default donations and upvotes received, any new idea that can help us increasing our rewards pool is welcomed. We're publishing using @dclick, an initiative sponsored by Steem Witness @clayop to work as an incentivized ad platform by Proof of Click. We are also delegating 50 SP to subscribe to the @steem-ua alternative reputation project. As we shared in the post Thanks to Palnet.io for increasing our rewards pool! Also check the recent updated Steem.center wiki pages in English and Portuguese months ago, we had a welcomed increase in the participant's shares. We'll continue posting with palnet tag and convert half of the Palcoins tokens to the rewards pool, the other half we'll stake in Pal Power to upvote the participants posts the same way we do with the Steemit account. Any other idea to improve our economic model please feel free to reply with your opinions or suggestions in this post or in our Steem.chat #wiki channel.
Thanks again to all followers, collaborators and donators! Let's continue contributing to transform Steem.center in the wiki about all things Steem!

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Image credits: pictures under Creative Commons license on Flickr by James Niland and Matt MacGillivray. Design by @wagnertamanaha.