Another month has gone by since I last updated my curation images. This is the fourth time that I have changed them now, and I have it quite streamlined.
In the latest update, I am adding a frame for my favourite Steem interface, @steempeak, which I have been using for quite some time now, but which I hadn't added to my footer image until now as, to be honest, I wasn't overly inspired by their logo, and I was holding out for a change to a new one that I had seen in their Discord, but which wasn't in common use. Since SteemFest3 though, SteemPeak have released this new logo, which is a bit of an improvement over the original, but still isn't as inspiring as the green and purple one, IMHO.
Also in this update, I have added a frame for another Steem interface that I have recently begun using. It won't detract from my SteemPeak use though, as this one is only targeted at posts that are about contests, which is naturally a great fit for the @ContestKings 
#SteemMonsters Guild, haha. This new Steem interface that I'm using is called @Contest-Hero, and it is being developed by @tobias-g. The site itself is at contesthero.io, and they also have a 
Discord server.
To celebrate the release of my new reply and curation images, I am running a small giveaway contest. The first 10 people who enter my contest here using the @Contest-Hero interface will receive a @SteemMonsters 
lpha Edition Common card from my collection! All you have to do to enter is simply click on the bar that says "Enter contest with a comment" on this contest post in the @Contest-Hero interface, then create a reply with your @SteemMonsters account where you want your free lpha Edition Common card to be sent. It is that simple! If you haven't used @Contest-Hero before, you will just have to set it up using SteemConnect first, the same as most other Steem interfaces would require.
Don't forget, if you want your own Steem-based project to be promoted within my standard post curation footer, I am still open to suggestions for extra frames in my animation.
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