I thought it was a Steemit clone, but after reading this post https://www.palnet.io/philosophy/@clayboyn/why-palnet-and-why-now I don't know what it is or why it is. I see it is displaying Steemit stuff, but only if you signed up on their website? So then do posts from there not show up here even though it is working on the Steem blockchain? Or is something else being done? Tokenizing everything really feels like it is taking the great idea of everyone decentralizing together and instead seperating all us crypto users further. Steemit it already has a limited user base, it feels like an odd rabbit hole to go down. I respect http://steempeak.com and http://busy.org and to a lesser extent the image and other apps that some users use to access the Steem blockchain with and if Palnet was going that way I understand, but right now I am confused other than a bunch of whales and some users I do enjoy but don't get why everyone's posts are all excited for I am not sure what, but I am curious enough where I looked earlier today and then again right now after seeing your post. Good luck!

Edit: Read another post https://steemit.com/palnet/@flauwy/palnet-the-minnowsupport-project-releases-own-steem-engine-page-and-tokenbb-forum and very confusing messages in there, Steem-Engine is the next level for Steem, if that was the case, and if PalNet is working on the Steem-Engine, and Steem-Engine is the next level for Steem, but further down the post raises a question of does PalNet > Steem?.. and if that was the case

Edit 2: I am just trying to figure out what 'end game' here is all, I am seeing a lot of the usual type of negative talk when crypto coins or communities like to talk smack, except PalNet seems to be part of Steem, but will it just eventually branch off on it's own?