What is a delegation?

Delegations are the outputs and inputs of Steem Power from our account. There are three types of delegations:

• Incoming delegations: these are delegations made by other users to our account. When we receive these delegations, they will be shown below our Steem Power marked with a positive value (for example: +10.001 STEEM).

• Outgoing delegations: these are the delegations we share with other people. When these delegations are made, they will be displayed below our Steem Power marked with a negative value (for example: –2. 000 STEEM).

• Expired delegations: these are the outgoing delegations that have an expiration time and return to our account again after the required time has expired.

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How do I delegate steem power with steemworld.org?

Making delegations from steemworld.org is very simple.

Go to "dashboard" and, instead of going to "stats", go to "delegations".

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We click on the "delegate" option.

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The following table will open:

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That's it! We place the amount we want to delegate in the "amount (SP)" option and to which account we want to transfer. Then, we will be asked for the poster key. At the end, we will see the delegation in the history.

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3. Incoming and Outgoing Votes

Incoming votes are those that other users make to our posts. We can check the activity of these votes as follows:

We go back to "stats". In this session we will immediately be shown a list with the relevant information. In the penultimate row, called "Vote Count", we will have in front of us a small box at the end called "Inc. Votes".

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Clicking on it will open a statistics box like the one shown below:

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For the outcoming votes, those that we make to other people, the process is the same. Being these the last row of the information, we will click on the small box at the side called "Out. Votes".

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A window with the relevant statistics box will be displayed:

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In my case, the box is empty, because I have not been active lately. But, as with incoming votes, a comparative circle and a list of the people you have supported with a vote should appear.

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4. Account operations for past 7 days

Likewise, under "stats", we will go down a little further in the session until we find a table of options called "Account Operations". Here you will find the last seven days, from which you can select one to see all the details of the account activity.

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Among the details we can check are healing rewards, downvotes and upvotes, edits, transfers, resteems, follows, benefactor rewards, producer rewards, SPS rewards, witness related and custom JSON.

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5. Author, Curation and Beneficiary Rewards

• Author rewards: these are the rewards obtained by the author of the advertisement once the seven days after publishing have elapsed.

• Curator Rewards: these are the rewards obtained by the curators of a publication, i.e. those who vote for the publication, seven days after publication.

• Beneficiary rewards: these are the rewards obtained by a person (a third person) to whom the author has provided a percentage of the fee after seven days have elapsed since publication.

In order to observe our rewards, we simply scroll down in the same session ("stats") until we find a box called "Coming Rewards".

Below I share with you my author and curator rewards:

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6. Upvote value and voting weights.

The first thing we see when we enter the "stats" tool is the circle that specifies the exact value of our upvote.

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The lower box determines how much voting weight we have for each percentage we select in the circle. At the moment I do not have Steem Power, so it is not noticeable. But, in case I have enough Steem Power, it would be possible to switch and choose with which weight to vote and support posts.

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Thank you very much to all the people who read me, I hope that my guide will be useful to you. Likewise, I thank @cryptokannon for motivating me to know this wonderful tool, @yohan2on for teaching me how to use it with his review and @sumit71428 for approving each of my achievements.

Below I share with you my previous achievements:

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See you next time!