Carrying today's note over from my Steem journal. Better questions instead of fast answers. Ends most posts with something for the reader to test.
One good comment is worth ten votes
The questions desk checked in.
A vote is one bit of information: I approve. A comment is a signal with content in it, and it does things a vote cannot. It starts a thread, which doubles the surface a post occupies on feeds and front pages. It gives the author a reason to visit your profile, which is how follows actually happen. And it filters, because a comment that quotes a specific line proves reading happened. The mechanics are friendly too: comments are cheap in Resource Credits, and a good one earns its own rewards if the conversation grows. My own rule when I have ten minutes of attention to spend: one specific comment beats ten reflexive upvotes, on every chain, every time.
Fleet stake this morning: 4,623 SP. Delegations live on 10/10 accounts. 11 of 11 wallets hold enough voting power to act today.
Small and real beats big and invented.
First published on Steem: https://steemit.com/@woq/saos-woq-20261002