DEEPDIIG Curator GOATs

Greatest of All Topics

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DEEPDIIG helps brands, businesses, and organizations get started by building their initial Hub, Topics, and Resources.

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But that's only the beginning.

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Becoming a DEEPDIIG Curator GOAT — Greatest of All Topics recognizes the organizations and teams that take what we started and continue building—turning their experience, expertise, and knowledge into Resources that others can discover, access, and use.

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Whether you're a nonprofit sharing Resources that help people navigate an immediate need, a business sharing industry expertise, a school making educational knowledge easier to access, or an organization helping its community know what to do next, becoming a Curator GOAT means you've made a meaningful contribution to the DEEPDIIG knowledge network.

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It's more than a platform milestone. It's recognition for making what you know useful to others.

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The Curator GOAT Award

We believe organizations and the people behind them deserve to be recognized for taking the time to share knowledge that can help others.

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That's why qualifying DEEPDIIG Hubs can earn the official Curator GOAT Award.

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Every qualifying Curator GOAT receives:

📜 Official DEEPDIIG Curator GOAT Certificate

📁 Premium Leather Certificate Holder

🏅 Official Digital Curator GOAT Badge

💍 Exclusive DEEPDIIG GOAT Championship Ring

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The GOAT Ring represents more than reaching a certain number of Topics or Resources.

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It represents an organization's commitment to taking what it knows and making it available to others—helping valuable knowledge travel beyond individual staff members, offices, websites, documents, and conversations.

It's our way of recognizing the people who keep that knowledge moving.

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How to Become a Curator GOAT

DEEPDIIG may help build your Hub and get you started. Becoming a Curator GOAT recognizes what you and your team build from there.

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To become an official DEEPDIIG Curator GOAT, a Hub must:

• Create 20 or more Topics

• Publish 100 or more Resources

• Ensure Resources are complete and meet DEEPDIIG's quality standards

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Once these requirements have been met and approved, the Hub officially earns DEEPDIIG Curator GOAT status.

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Why 20 Topics and 100 Resources?

Because every Resource represents something your organization knows that someone else may need.

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It could be an instructional video. A checklist. A guide. A form. A community Resource. A piece of professional expertise. An answer to a common question. Or simply the next step someone needs to take.

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Reaching Curator GOAT status means your organization has made a significant commitment to turning what it knows into something others can actually use.

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100 Resources means 100 opportunities for knowledge to help someone.

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Recognizing the Team Behind the Knowledge

Organizations don't build knowledge alone.

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It comes from employees, volunteers, leaders, educators, specialists, community members, and people with years of experience doing the work.

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DEEPDIIG allows organizations to add team members who can contribute to their Hub, helping transform knowledge that might otherwise remain with individual people into Resources that can continue helping others.

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The Curator GOAT Award celebrates that collective contribution.

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Youth Curator GOATs — Under 18

Young people have knowledge worth sharing, too.

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DEEPDIIG recognizes youth-led businesses, organizations, clubs, teams, programs, and other qualifying Hubs that demonstrate an exceptional commitment to learning, organizing knowledge, and creating Resources that can help others.

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Youth Hubs that meet the official Curator GOAT requirements may receive:

📜 Official DEEPDIIG Curator GOAT Certificate

📁 Premium Leather Certificate Holder

🏅 Official Digital Curator GOAT Badge

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Eligible recipients may also qualify for the DEEPDIIG GOAT Championship Ring in accordance with our Ring eligibility and verification requirements.

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We believe young people who take the initiative to share what they know and create Resources that benefit others deserve to have that work recognized.

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Curator GOAT Ring Eligibility & Verification

The Curator GOAT Award belongs to the qualifying Hub, while the physical Curator GOAT Ring is presented to an eligible individual representing that Hub.

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To preserve the meaning and exclusivity of the recognition, each eligible individual may receive only one physical Curator GOAT Ring per award level.

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For Example

If an individual owns, manages, or represents multiple qualifying Hubs, each Hub may independently earn Curator GOAT status.

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However, that individual may receive only one physical Curator GOAT Ring for the same award level.

Each qualifying Hub may still receive and display its own:

🏅 Digital Curator GOAT Badge
📜 Curator GOAT Certificate
📁 Certificate Holder

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DEEPDIIG currently has one Curator GOAT award level.

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Identity Verification

To verify eligibility for a physical Curator GOAT Ring, an application must include:

• A valid government-issued photo ID

• The applicant's legal name

• The email address associated with their DEEPDIIG account

• The qualifying Hub the applicant represents

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DEEPDIIG uses this information solely to verify identity, eligibility, and the integrity of the Curator GOAT recognition program.

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Applications involving duplicate accounts, false identities, or attempts to obtain additional physical Rings outside of the eligibility requirements may be denied or revoked.

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This limitation applies specifically to physical Curator GOAT Rings. Each qualifying Hub may independently earn and display its Curator GOAT status.

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What You Know Can Help Someone.

DEEPDIIG will help you get started.

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We'll help organize your initial knowledge, Topics, and Resources so building your Hub doesn't become another project your organization doesn't have time to take on.

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Then, when you and your team are ready, keep digging.

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Keep sharing.

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Keep turning what you know into something someone else can use.

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And when you've built something extraordinary, we'll make sure it's recognized.