In the past week I have been fielding questions on Reddit about being a validator after my two posts about my experience. These posts are among the top posts of the week and people who I've helped have told me that the information I provided was hard to come by. I think it's important that people learn more about how being a validator works because it gets them more involved in the staking ecosystem.

Please review the posts and decide whether my efforts are worth a tip! Thank you!
[Post #1](https://www.reddit.com/r/Kusama/comments/mlkdqe/i_am_living_proof_that_you_dont_need_the_thousand/)
[Post #2](https://www.reddit.com/r/Kusama/comments/mnldpz/a_followup_warning_being_a_validator_is_a_very/)

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- **Problem Statement:** Lack of accessible information on being a validator for individuals interested in the staking ecosystem.
- **Significance:** Top Reddit posts indicate high demand for validator information, highlighting the need for more accessible resources.
- **Proposed Solution:** Share experiences and insights to educate individuals on the process of being a validator.
- **Expected Outcomes:** Increased understanding and participation in the staking ecosystem.

Community Engagement and Education - top posts on Reddit

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