I don't even know if the word curatable exist, but if it doesn't, for the purpose of this post let's give it the meaning of:
A curatable post on Leo Finance is an article that is written in a great way, that uses visual aids to retain the readers' attention and is long enough to hook the reader and allow the author to deep dive on the topic. It's a post where the author does research to base their statements, provides sources when its required, and follows the vision of Leo Finance of democratizing access and knowledge to finance.
Your content is competing for attention and votes from the general audience and curation teams:
An article with images and/or videos helps you break down and explain your topic in a better way, but most importantly it allows the reader to take breaks from reading; it also makes your content much more consumable by the average reader.
If you can't find images that fit your content or your narrative, you can generate some with artificial intelligence. Leo Finance has no issue with visual aids generated by AI as long as you use them to support your content and are never the main attraction point of your article.
In order for you to have a chance to introduce the topic, expand enough on it, give your opinion and even cite other authors before your conclusion, you need to make a lengthy article.
Leo Finance will curate an article no matter its length, but articles above 500 words are more appreciate by our curators, and those above 750 words - without noise or filler text - stand out from the bulk of short pieces.
Think about it, the more you write about a topic, the better you can express yourself and share your knowledge; the longer your article is - without excess -, the easier it will be for your readers to understand the topic and get interested on it.
A lot of topics that are perfect for Leo Finance are complicated: Cryptocurrency, Finance, Economics, Business, Politics... these are topics that you might not know a lot about.
But Doing your Own Research can let you understand any given topic! If you write about a topic that is out of your comfort zone, all you have to do it provide the sources you used to understand the topic.
Provide the sources where you acquired that knowledge at the end of your article and you are good to go. If you used images from other websites to support your content, cite those sources as well!
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