I staked my PAL, but some some Leo to get more Steem. I just don't see me using their site much. There's also Sportstalk that I see some people really gong for. These multiple sites and tokens may be good for specialist interests, but palnet is general. It just works because so many people are using it.
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That totally makes sense. I don’t think I will compose Steem Leo related content often, but I do read them.
So, it’s nice to be able to curate as I go. Most people will probably stick to the communities that interest them.
I just don't have time to be reading posts on multiple sites every day, so I won't make best use of the tokens. I may miss out on some profit, but it's all a gamble.
I just read everything on SteemPeak. They have a pretty good filter.
Keychain also makes it easier to hop between my different accounts for when I want to curate. So, the only times I would log into other front ends is to claim some curation rewards. lol
The issue is if you want to stake and vote with each token as that has to be done from the appropriate site as I understand it. I've seen at least one person set up multiple accounts so he doesn't use up his Steem vp doing this. For me the potential rewards do not justify the extra effort.
Nah, I don't log into the sites except for claiming rewards. I have some people on autovotes. As long as they have the tags, they get curated in those tokens.
However, if you vote on them before they put up appropriate tags, then it doesn't work.
I hadn't checked before how it all works, but I see the tokens are allocated wherever you vote from. So maybe I should stake my Leo too. All this stuff can be confusing, even for those who have been around a while. I don't keep up with all of the posts about how it works.
Yeah, all the stuff makes sense, but not super intuitive.