you can publish 50/50, but in the future send all received rewards to your SP. When you tag your post 100%, it means that you are making that commitment. Just do not forget to change the STEEM DOLLARS received for the post to STEEM and send them to SP ;)
@bambuka, a question, if it has the hashtag #steemexclusive, but the image is from my authorship, can I post it on facebook or instagram?. I have seen that community photographers have their images published on networks, but I have not noticed if they have tagged #steemexclusive.
hashtag #steemexclusive is used on the Steemit platform under posts, the content of which is not duplicated on other blockchains. This means that the author undertakes not to repeat this post on the Hive, Blurt and a number of other platforms. Posts with this hashtag are more likely to be supported by serious curators who have a lot of weight here.
I think that individual author's photos can be published in social networks some time after publication on Steemit. For example, in a week. But not the entire post, but just individual photos. After all, they are your property and you can dispose of them at your discretion.
Ups friend @bambuka, unintentionally had already published at 50% 50% sp
you can publish 50/50, but in the future send all received rewards to your SP. When you tag your post 100%, it means that you are making that commitment. Just do not forget to change the STEEM DOLLARS received for the post to STEEM and send them to SP ;)
@bambuka, a question, if it has the hashtag #steemexclusive, but the image is from my authorship, can I post it on facebook or instagram?. I have seen that community photographers have their images published on networks, but I have not noticed if they have tagged #steemexclusive.
hashtag #steemexclusive is used on the Steemit platform under posts, the content of which is not duplicated on other blockchains. This means that the author undertakes not to repeat this post on the Hive, Blurt and a number of other platforms. Posts with this hashtag are more likely to be supported by serious curators who have a lot of weight here.
I think that individual author's photos can be published in social networks some time after publication on Steemit. For example, in a week. But not the entire post, but just individual photos. After all, they are your property and you can dispose of them at your discretion.
OK excelent!