Hi @curie! It's amazing what you do, I think I speak for the entire community when I say that you might be the most valuable group of people in the entire Steem chain. In the end, it's the quality of Steem's content that will hugely impact the way we grow and develop here. I don't have the words to express our gratitude, but maybe that's for some other time.
For now I have a question: what does CS and AR stand for, and what are they?
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@curie - Thanks @fitzgibbon for bringing the question about CS and AR. I'm also wondering what these two terms stand for. Can anyone please explain?
I've found it:
What is CS and AR?*
AR = Approval rate. That is (number of posts approved) / (number of posts submitted). (Posts that are "Closed" are not considered for the posts submitted count)
CS = Curation Score = (Number of posts approved) * AR^2
Your CS determines your submission limits, and adjusts dynamically on a weekly basis. The CS algorithm means only submit if you're 100% sure your submission will be approved. There's a very heafty penalty for disapprovals.
Where can I find my CS?
It updates weekly and is published every Monday in Curie Weekly Update.
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