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A rainy day in Trieste, Italy

jelenaa — Sun, 15 Nov 2026 21:24:09 GMT

Hello everyone! It’s been a while. The hectic period that has been overwhelming me lately has finally settled down, and I’m so happy to be back here, in my favourite Hive corner. Over the past few months, I’ve travelled to so many wonderful places, and I can’t wait to share all those experiences with you in the coming days.

Let’s start with my most recent trip: a rainy Wednesday in Trieste, Italy.

It was a public holiday in my country and it was also my first trip since my country entered a new chapter of freedom. After a change of government that brought so many difficult times, there is finally room to breathe, hope for positive changes and look forward to a better tomorrow. That feeling made this trip even more meaningful.

It rained almost the entire day, but we didn't let that stop us from exploring.

We started at the San Giusto parking garage where we parked our car and where we were pleasantly surprised by the beautifully painted walls featuring illustrations of authentic Trieste vehicles.

A lovely detail that made even parking feel like part of the sightseeing.

While walking we came across the monument dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi, a lovely tribute to one of Italy’s greatest composers.

Another stop on our food-and-sightseeing tour was L’Antica Pizzeria da Michele, where we enjoyed some delicious, authentic pizzas. Definitely a place worth stopping by if you love Italian pizza.

We also admired the Roman Theater of Trieste, an impressive piece of history tucked right into the heart of the modern city. It's amazing how ancient history and everyday city life come together in places like this.

We enjoyed the architecture of this city, looking at the imposing squares and buildings.

Our accommodation was right in the city center, so we were perfectly located for exploring. It is an apartment in an old building with an interesting interior, very pleasant to stay.

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Ventspils Beach – The Turquoise Baltic Sea Merging With The Sky

janadeluna — Sun, 15 Nov 2026 20:00:03 GMT

How can you entertain yourself in a seaside Baltic city? Go to the beach. The Ventspils beach area begins right at the port and stretches beyond the horizon, featuring gentle dune hills. Direct vehicle access to the beach is prohibited; besides, high dunes with steep drop-offs make it impossible to drive onto the sand. Large parking areas are located right at the start of the pier, near the river mouth, complete with tourist amenities.

Kaip smagiai praleisti laiką pajūrio mieste prie Baltijos jūros? Keliaukite į paplūdimį. Ventspilio paplūdimio ruožas prasideda tiesiog prie uosto ir driekiasi už horizonto; jį puošia švelnios kopų kalvos. Privažiuoti transporto priemonėmis tiesiai prie paplūdimio draudžiama; be to, dėl aukštų kopų su stačiais šlaitais įvažiuoti į smėlį tiesiog neįmanoma. Didelės automobilių stovėjimo aikštelės, kuriose įrengti patogumai poilsiautojams, yra pačioje molo pradžioje, netoli upės žiočių.>

It was simply wonderful on the beach that sunny morning, even though we had experienced a bit of rain the previous evening. The turquoise Baltic Sea met the sky and blended into the distance, while the soft, fine sand beneath our feet lured us to stay. This beach holds the Blue Flag for its cleanliness and safety standards. In fact, while we were in Ventspils, we used to come down to the sea every evening.

Tą saulėtą gegužės rytą paplūdimyje buvo tiesiog nuostabu, nors išvakarėse ir buvo šiek tiek paliję. Turkio spalvos Baltijos jūra susiliejo su dangumi tolumoje, o minkštas, smulkus smėlis po kojomis viliojo pasilikti. Šis paplūdimys yra pelnęs „Mėlynosios vėliavos“ apdovanojimą už švarą ir saugumo standartus. Tiesą sakant, viešėdami Ventspilyje, prie jūros eidavome kiekvieną vakarą.>

Near the beach, we were greeted by one of Ventspils' newest symbols - a cow sculpture. It is worth noting that this horned lady is not alone; figures of her colleagues and friends, crafted with humour and imagination, are scattered across various parts of the city. All told - if I am not mistaken - there are about two dozen of them. I will show them all in one of my posts about Ventspils.

Netoli paplūdimio mus pasitiko vienas naujausių Ventspilio simbolių – karvės skulptūra. Verta paminėti, kad ši raguotoji viešnia – ne vienintelė; įvairiose miesto vietose išsibarsčiusios jos kolegių ir draugių figūros, sukurtos pasitelkus humorą bei vaizduotę. Iš viso jų – jei neklystu – yra apie dvi dešimtis. Visas jas parodysiu viename iš savo įrašų apie Ventspilį.>

A sea breeze, beautiful plants, cozy streets leading to the beach... and the Baltic Sea. And, of course, take a walk along the South Pier promenade. It is a great place to walk to admire the sunset, the mighty sea waves during a storm, and the arrival of large ships at the port.

Jūros dvelksmas, nuostabūs augalai, jaukios gatvelės, vedančios į paplūdimį... ir Baltijos jūra. Ir, žinoma, pasivaikščiokite Pietinio molo promenada. Tai puiki vieta pasivaikščioti ir pasigrožėti saulėlydžiu, galingomis jūros bangomis audros metu bei į uostą įplaukiančiais dideliais laivais.>

We stumbled upon an interesting installation called Throne of Chains, made from anchor chains; several ships are located nearby - I’m not sure if you can board all of them, but you can go aboard the fishing vessel Azova. The ship has been left open for tours, yet simultaneously abandoned to the mercy of the elements.

Aptikome įdomią instaliaciją Grandinių sostas, sukurtą iš laivų inkarų grandinių; netoliese stovi keli laivai – nežinau, ar į visus juos galima patekti, tačiau į žvejybinį laivą Azova įlipti leidžiama. Šis laivas paliktas atviras lankytojams, tačiau kartu – ir stichijų valiai.>

The fishing vessel Grot is a cultural and historical object linked to the history of fishing in the Baltic Sea; it is the oldest Baltic-type fishing trawler in Latvia, and its service is tied to the history of Baltic Sea fisheries.

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Visit Portugal - Neonia Porto #2

portugalcoin — Sun, 15 Nov 2026 19:10:51 GMT

Hi agai 👋

Welcome back to Neónia! We showed you the first half last time, and now we're back with part two of this neon wonderland built inside a former power plant on Rua de Ceuta, in the heart of Porto. This time we wander through flower markets, nostalgic cafés, a glowing secret garden, an underwater cave and a steampunk laboratory.

PT - Português 🇵🇹

Bem-vindos de volta a Neónia! Já vos mostrámos a primeira metade da nossa visita, e agora voltamos com a segunda parte desta aventura por este mundo de néon construído numa antiga central elétrica da Rua de Ceuta, no coração do Porto. Desta vez percorremos mercados de flores, cafés nostálgicos, um jardim secreto brilhante, uma gruta debaixo de água e um laboratório steampunk.

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This first stretch takes us through Neónia's reimagined street market: a wall of silk hydrangeas, sunflowers and giant paper roses with handwritten price tags, followed by two neon-outlined pavilions labeled Doces and Flores, built like miniature market stalls glowing blue, pink and gold. Just around the corner sits a little arcade of "Challenge" balance-the-disc games among replica ornamental columns, and to move on we crossed a glowing green LED tunnel. It's a playful, colorful start that sets the tone for the rest of this visit.

PT - Português 🇵🇹

Este primeiro trecho leva-nos pelo mercado de rua reinventado de Neónia: uma parede de hortênsias de seda, girassóis e rosas de papel gigantes com etiquetas de preço escritas à mão, seguida de dois pavilhões desenhados a néon com as placas Doces e Flores, construídos como bancas de mercado em miniatura que brilham em azul, rosa e dourado. Logo ali ao lado está uma pequena zona de jogos "Challenge", com mesas de equilíbrio de discos entre réplicas de colunas ornamentais, e para avançar atravessámos um túnel verde brilhante em LED. É um início lúdico e cheio de cor que dá o tom ao resto desta visita.

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Next comes a nostalgic "mercearia" with a mechanical scale, an antique cash register and a tin of Pauperio "biscoitos finos", a real Portuguese biscuit brand over a century old. On the wall hangs "Neometro", a fake subway map where every station name is a Porto neighborhood, Foz, Serralves, Cedofeita, Ceuta, challenging visitors to spot the only station that's genuinely real (still not sure we got it right). The poster sums up the concept perfectly, and Neónia actually opened in April 2024 inside a former thermal power plant, spreading across eighteen themed rooms. Watching over it all is a glow-in-the-dark Galo de Barcelos, painted entirely in UV pigments.

PT - Português 🇵🇹

A seguir surge uma "mercearia" nostálgica, com uma balança mecânica, uma caixa registadora antiga e uma lata de "biscoitos finos" Pauperio, uma marca portuguesa com mais de um século de história. Na parede está o "Neometro", um mapa de metro falso em que cada nome de estação é um bairro do Porto, Foz, Serralves, Cedofeita, Ceuta, desafiando-nos a descobrir a única estação verdadeiramente real (continuamos sem ter a certeza se acertámos). O cartaz resume o conceito na perfeição, e Neónia abriu mesmo em abril de 2024 numa antiga central termoelétrica, espalhando-se por dezoito salas temáticas. A vigiar tudo está um Galo de Barcelos fluorescente, pintado inteiramente com pigmentos UV.

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Travel Digest #3101

worldmappin — Sun, 15 Nov 2026 13:37:48 GMT

Introduction

Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll present today's edition of Travel Digest. In our featured posts, we have a temple near Shibata, Japan, a water theme park in La Redonda, Mexico, and a temple in Barsana, Uttar Pradesh, India. Enjoy and keep on pinning your travel posts to the map!

All featured posts are visible on the Editors Choice Map and upvoted by @worldmappin, our curation trail, and potentially @blocktrades. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.

Our winners today

🥇 Brilliant autumn colors at Sugatani Fudōson (菅谷不動尊) 👹🍣🎎 Wonderful Japan by @maxinpower

Sugatani Fudōson (菅谷不動尊), also known by its formal name Kankoku-ji (菅谷寺), is a temple of the Daigo school of Shingon Buddhism with a history dating back over 800 years. It was founded in 1195 by Gonen Shōnin, an uncle of the famous Minamoto brothers Yoritomo and Yoshitsune. According to legend, Gonen Shōnin carried the “head relic” of Fudō Myōō, the wrathful guardian deity to whom the temple is still dedicated today, with him on his travels throughout Japan.

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🥈 Mexico - A Day Out In Tequisquiapan by @relf87

We first went to El Oasis, which was a local water park. It was pretty fun actually, to play with the slides, the wave pools, together with friends. The weather was actually quite hot and I remembered we were slapping on a good amount of sunblock. So we parked the car and headed right in!

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🥉 Soul touched by Barsana’s Ladli Ji 🪷 - Radha Rani Temple, Barsana. by @steemflow

Just as Romeo and Juliet are celebrated for their love story, in India, the names of Radha and Krishna are always remembered whenever love is mentioned. Krishna is well know household name and has been worshipped since ages. People worship Lord Krishna primarily because he is revered as the eighth avatar of Lord Vishnu, a supreme deity who descended to Earth to restore cosmic order and protect humanity from evil. Lately, the Radha name too getting popularity. Thanks to spiritual guru Sri Premanand Ji, who helps in popularizing devotion to Shri Radha Rani among modern audiences by simplifying complex spiritual philosophies into an accessible, everyday practice centered on chanting "Radhe Radhe." This has made devotee to visit Barsana the home of Radha Rani. I have been to Vrindavan a number o time but never been too Barsana, which is few kilometer away from Vrindavan. But this time I made up my mind to make it to Barsana of my own.

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Honorable Mentions

Museum, Zaragoza, Spain by @palomap3
City, Tokyo, Japan by @azircon
Park, Roxas City, Philippines by @crstypatata
Museum, Cumana, Venezuela by @virgilio07
Beach, Cumana, Venezuela by @ramisey
Square, Cumana, Venezuela by @saavedraa

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The final part of the trip to Vico: the beautiful village of Vico Pancellorum./La última parte del viaje a Vico: el hermoso pueblo de Vico Pancellorum.

noemilunastorta — Sun, 15 Nov 2026 12:14:27 GMT

Good morning everyone, how are you? I’m back with you for the final part of my journey to Vico, to finally take you along to the charming and picturesque town of Vico Pancellorum. Let me tell you a bit about it: Vico is a small town within the municipality of Bagni di Lucca, nestled among the mountains. It’s not the easiest place to reach and has very few inhabitants, but it is a true gem of beauty. Nearby stands Monte Balzo Nero—a mountain famous for its rugged trails and beloved by those who enjoy challenging treks. Located in the Val di Lima, the town is built on a small rise beside the Lima stream. Vico has ancient origins, with traces of the settlement dating back to Roman times; however, it truly flourished during the Middle Ages, developing into a stone-built, fortified village designed to defend against attacks from larger cities. Over the years, Vico was owned by various noble families who valued its strategic location. To this day, it retains its medieval character, featuring narrow, stone-paved alleyways and a circular layout typical of fortified medieval towns. It is a truly distinctive place with its ancient charm still intact—though, naturally, parts of the original walls and fortifications have vanished over time. Vico is also known for its history as a village of coppersmiths—a highly sought-after trade in the past and one that was widely practiced here. Today, however, the village is almost entirely deserted during the winter, though it sees a number of tourists in the summer. Most of the residents are retirees; young people tend to leave for the cities because Vico offers few opportunities. The only business in the village is a bar that opens during the summer, while in the winter, the only service is a van that arrives once a week to deliver groceries and cigarettes. In short, there are no modern conveniences, and for any errands, one must drive down to the town below.

Buenos días a todos, ¿cómo están? Vuelvo con ustedes para la parte final de mi viaje a Vico, para llevarlos finalmente al encantador y pintoresco pueblo de Vico Pancellorum. Permítanme contarles un poco sobre él: Vico es una pequeña localidad situada en el municipio de Bagni di Lucca, enclavada entre las montañas. No es un lugar de fácil acceso y cuenta con muy pocos habitantes, pero es una auténtica joya. Cerca de allí se alza el Monte Balzo Nero, una montaña famosa por sus senderos escarpados y muy apreciada por quienes disfrutan de las caminatas exigentes. Ubicado en el Val di Lima, el pueblo se asienta sobre una pequeña elevación junto al arroyo Lima. Vico tiene orígenes antiguos; existen vestigios de asentamientos que se remontan a la época romana. Sin embargo, su mayor esplendor llegó durante la Edad Media, cuando se transformó en un pueblo fortificado construido en piedra, diseñado para defenderse de los ataques de ciudades más grandes. A lo largo de los años, Vico perteneció a diversas familias nobles que valoraban su ubicación estratégica. Hasta el día de hoy, conserva su carácter medieval, con callejuelas estrechas empedradas y una disposición circular, típica de los pueblos fortificados de la época. Es un lugar realmente singular que mantiene intacto su encanto ancestral, aunque, naturalmente, parte de sus murallas y fortificaciones originales han desaparecido con el paso del tiempo. Vico también es conocido por su historia como pueblo de caldereros —un oficio muy solicitado en el pasado y que aquí se practicaba ampliamente—. Hoy en día, sin embargo, el pueblo queda casi totalmente desierto durante el invierno, aunque en verano recibe a algunos turistas. La mayoría de sus residentes son jubilados; los jóvenes suelen marcharse a las ciudades, ya que Vico ofrece pocas oportunidades. El único establecimiento en el pueblo es un bar que abre durante el verano, mientras que, en invierno, el único servicio disponible es una furgoneta que llega una vez a la semana para traer víveres y cigarrillos. En resumen, no cuenta con comodidades modernas y, para realizar cualquier gestión, es necesario bajar en coche hasta la localidad situada más abajo.

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WorldMapPin - Transparency & Strategy Report 2026

worldmappin — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 14:56:09 GMT

This is a cross post of @worldmappin/worldmappin-transparency-and-strategy-report-2026 by @worldmappin.

WorldMapPin - Transparency & Strategy Report 2026 - Feel free to comment and support the project

Exciting News: Worldmappin V2 is live

worldmappin — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 13:24:15 GMT

We are happy to share the great news with you!

Some of you have probably been curiously thinking already about what our team has been up to over the past month, as it has been a bit quiet on our project account.

Hive spirits in total have been down a bit lately - but for us, there is never a reason to stop doing what we love. We keep moving forward, we go on adventures exploring the new, and of course, we improve the project every day.

Like what we did?

We love to get your Vote for our proposal (#348) Peakd.com / Ecency / Hive.blog / HiveSigner

As you may know, we will be also present with our project at the upcoming Hive Open Days event in Alicante. @ninaeatshere is representing us, talking about what we are doing, and answering questions.

After collecting all of your feedback on our project, on what to improve over the past year at several events and posts, we have spent months of design, weeks of testing, and countless late-night calls with a Discord chat full of "one more thing" messages with our team. - So, finally, here we are, proud to announce this just in time for The Hive Open Days:

WORLDMAPPIN V2 IS LIVE. Built from the ground up. Yours to explore.

Yes, it took a while because we didn't do it fast. - It was important for us to do it right for you guys, including everything you care about.

So what are you waiting for? We invite you to head over to WorldMapPin.com, log in with your Hive Account, and check out what we've been up to.

Before we start, let's be clear about something: V2 isn't the finish line. It's the foundation we want to build on over the next month, adding more and more of the features you and we all have been waiting for so long already to be implemented.

Everything you'll see today — the landing page, the redesigned interface, the wallet logins, the rebuilt explore feed, the smarter map, the new profile pages — all of it exists the way it does, so we can build the next layers on top of it.

So when you log in today and notice how different everything feels, know this: this is the launchpad. The good stuff is just getting started.

SO WHAT´S NEW?

Landing page

First of all, it was important for us that you have a landing page with an overview, explaining what Worldmappin is and what you can do with it, instead of just landing directly on the map without any background information.

THE MAP — Cleaner, Sharper, Smarter

The map is the heart of Worldmappin. So we gave it the surgery it deserved.

The new filter module is faster, more intuitive, and actually does what you'd expect a filter to do. Filter by tag. Filter by date. Filter by community. Find what you want without fighting the interface.

Filter by Communities

As we said already in our proposal, we want the map to be much more than a travel guide. We want it to be a platform for all communities to meet each other and get in touch.

So we are very happy that the first communities outside of Worldmappin community are now already integrated directly into the map — their content, their HBD-paying shops, their foodie spots, all surfaced on a global view. - You want to find all the places you can pay with HBD on your next trip? It's right there. You want to discover hidden food gems through a curated community lens? Already there. Of course, we also have more integrations on the way.

EXPLORE — Travel Stories From Real People

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Worldmappin Proposal - Bringing the project to the next level

worldmappin — Sun, 08 Jun 2025 21:55:54 GMT

This is a cross post of @worldmappin/worldmappin-proposal-bringing-the-project-to-the-next-level by @worldmappin.

The new proposal to take worldmappin the next level in functions and design. A new mobile app and a lot more ease of use, gamification and integrations, onboarding functions and much more. Pls VOTE

Exciting News: Launch of Our Delegators Reward Program! 🚀 [Eng][Esp]

worldmappin — Fri, 01 Nov 2024 21:27:39 GMT

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We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our Delegators Reward Program, an opportunity for you to support the WorldMapPin project while earning rewards simultaneously.

This is another big step in the evolution of this great project that we all love.

How It All Started

The idea popped out during a delightful breakfast at Hivefest when @roelandp asked @detlev and @lizanomadsoul if we had a plan about rewarding our delegators. Since then, we've put a lot of thought into creating a program that not only rewards you, our amazing supporters but also strengthens the Hive ecosystem. Big thank you to @arcange for coding and testing the system for the project.

Why a Delegators Reward Program?

The program aims at rewarding anyone who delegates at least 50 HP to @worldmappin in order to give back as a thank-you for their delegation.

By delegating Hive Power to @worldmappin, you become an integral part of our project, supporting the curation of daily travel content and receiving a share of the curation rewards proportional to your delegation.

The @worldmappin team curates travel content daily and votes for the best English and Spanish posts. Our curation rewards are quite high as we are very active in curating quality content. Our average curation APR ranges from 9% to 11%, which our delegators will also benefit from.

How does it work?

Several other projects on HIVE reward their delegators with HIVE, HBD, or with their own tokens. At @worldmappin, we have decided to reward our delegators with Hive Power (HP). The main reasons to do so are:

We will grow together
If you were doing your own curation, you would also receive Hive Power
It is a healthy way to support the Hive Eco System.

We will share 80% of our curation rewards with our delegator. The remaining will be used to grow the @worldmappin account and provide greater rewards to the talented authors we curate.

Note: for efficiency reasons, we will not distribute a reward if its amount is less than 0.005 HP. With a delegation of at least 50 HP, this should not be an issue.

When?

Our Delegators Reward Program will start on November 1st!

This means we will collect data on curation rewards and delegations once the day is over. Only after that our delegators will receive their rewards. The first distribution will therefore take place on November 2.

Distributions will occur daily and delegators will be notified of their earnings with a micro-transfer from @worldmappin

Be part of the Worldmappin project

Special thanks to all of our current supporters who have been supporting our project and team already. We are also doing that for you to give back <3 - So you will be the first to benefit from it!

Delegators list by 1.11.24

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Guideline for your Travel Content posting in WorldMapPin Community [Eng][Esp]

worldmappin — Fri, 11 Oct 2024 20:17:57 GMT

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Our goal at Worldmappin Map and Travel Community

Since the worldmappin.com map exists we have planned to extend it for all Hive users, which means everyone can pin their post on the map and link it to the content-related community - bringing all the users and communities together in one place again the worldmappin.com map.

The Worldmappin Community is the start of showing how that works. It always has been and will be travel-related, because our vision in this community has always been two things:

A: Provide each traveler with their unique world map, where they can explore the world, pin their trips and memories, and dive back into the memories whenever they want with just a click.

B: Give the travelers a platform to share their adventures and experiences with others, so that the whole community benefits from using the map as a travel guide to finding more information and inspiration for their next trips.

As you know the curation team of @worldmappin project: @lizanomadsoul, @ybanezkim26, @lauramica, @glecerioberto, and @ninaeatshere, is checking the incoming travel posts of this community every day, curating the top content and giving the winners visibility in our Daily Travel Digest.

We often get questions from our community members on what to do and not do, or how they can improve their content to get curated by our team.

So we took some time within the team to write down our guidelines with all the rules and suggestions, on which you can rely when writing a travel post within the @Worldmappin community. In this post, we will go into detail about every one of them. - Thanks also to @livinguktaiwan and the rest of the @worldmappin team @detlev, @arcange, @godfish,@louis88, @rivalzzz, @masterswatch and @uniforced for your input and for the support on this.

For us, it is important, that all of you have the same knowledge and possibilities to position your content within this community following the standards of quality that we seek to ensure following our vision.

Intro

We love and celebrate the huge diversity in our community, representing different cultures, customs, mentalities, genders, age groups, and languages. Every traveler has his/her unique character, perception of the world, values, and strengths that make him/her the special person that we love to follow on their trips.

We are very aware that with this uniqueness there comes different styles of writing, taking pictures or telling a story and that is super great! So of course, this summary is meant only as a suggestion! We love and understand that HIVE is a decentralized ecosystem, where we are all free to create content in our own individual way!

However, if you share our goal and want to get support for your efforts, you may want to consider certain rules and suggestions for your future posts, that allow us to establish a standard of quality.

So let's get started! Read further and get more clear on these things on the way!

Rules for posting in the community

As you may know, every community has its own rules. The rules are our most important guidelines to follow our vision and keep the quality for every one of you. If you want to be in this community you have to follow them, otherwise you will be muted at some point. Those rules have been implemented since the beginning of the project and are regularly updated.

Rule Nr. 1. This community is only for posts included in the https://worldmappin.com map.

The most important rule of our community is to pin your post to our map, because for us it's not only important that you can collect your posts on your map, but also that other travelers can benefit from your experiences. Of course, this will also give your post more exposure, as well as a chance to be featured in our daily Travel Digest 😃. There are two ways to pin your post to the map:

Include PINs from PeakD:
After writing your post, click on the map icon at the bottom. It's next to “ Short preview description” and above the “Advanced” icon.

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