In the first words, I want to thank you for your support.

I cannot answer your questions, but I can tell you about my own strategy. The blogs started for me in 2006 when I discovered LiveJournal. I was captivated by the simple, creative and friendly atmosphere of this platform. It was software for free, no one wanted to make money on his blog. Subsequently, the situation has changed. The new LJ leadership made enormous efforts to monetize everything possible, and many bloggers followed suit. The platform has ceased to be intimate and cozy, and most of my friends moved to social networks, the number of users of which grew like an avalanche.

But I was not interested in Facebook and VK. Blogs on blockchains like Steemit seem to me much more interesting. I found here the possibility of self-expression and the opportunity to communicate with interesting people. Although my English is very far from perfect, I try to improve it in order to communicate with people from all over the world. Therefore, my curation strategy is very simple. I am looking for interesting people who write about their country and their lives and support their posts. Some of them always generate great content. I added these authors to the list of automatic curation. The rest of the posts I upvote selectively. But my SP is not so great to worry about the fairness of upvoting and strive to reach all worthy participants.