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      "body": "You have been upvoted by @tarpan A  Country Representative, we are voting with the Steemit Community Curator @steemcurator07 account to support the newcomers coming into steemit.\n\n---\n\nFollow @steemitblog for the latest update. You can also check out this link which provides the name of the existing community according to  specialized subject\n* [List of Steemit Communities Categorized by Their Subjects](https://steemit.com/hive-133716/@randulakoralage/list-of-steemit-communities-categorized-by-their-subjects)\n\nThere are also various contest is going on in steemit, You just have to enter in this link and then you will find all the contest link,  I hope you  will also get some interest,\n\n* [Compilation of ongoing \" contests\" on Steem](https://steemit.com/hive-196725/@rishabh99946/updated-or-as-on-13th-december-or-compilation-of-on-going-contests-on-steem-blockchain)\n\nFor general information about what is happening on Steem follow @steemitblog.",
      "json_metadata": "{\"users\":[\"tarpan\",\"steemcurator07\",\"steemitblog\"],\"links\":[\"https://steemit.com/hive-133716/@randulakoralage/list-of-steemit-communities-categorized-by-their-subjects\",\"https://steemit.com/hive-196725/@rishabh99946/updated-or-as-on-13th-december-or-compilation-of-on-going-contests-on-steem-blockchain\"],\"app\":\"steemit/0.2\"}"
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