I might not be able to contribute very. My knowledge of Steemit is rather limited. But I'll try. I'm learning all the time. I already learned some very useful things reading the comments here.

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@wakeupkitty @aneukpineung

1 What strategy and criteria would you use if you were a community curator?
I have no idea what strategy any of the curators use to find posts. Maybe I would limit myself to a few communities and specialize in something? Maybe writing contests. Or art. Or cooking recipes? How does curation work anyway. I know I am overjoyed when a curator finds me and upvotes. Makes my day really!!

Without focusing too much on strategy for finding posts what I would look for in a post is something of value for others. Sharing of knowledge, realization, experience.. Allowing others to perceive the world though the eyes of the poster.

2 Are you aware of your notifications? What relevant information have you found in them recently?

First thing I check is notifications. It's like a knock at the door. Someone is trying to gain to access me somehow. To connect. Can't let that go unrecognized. Opportunity is knocking... for me as well as them...
There are invitations to contests, mentions, comments on posts, recognition of votes. All really significant.

How often do you use the Resteem and Follow options? Share your reasons for using them.

To be honest with I didn't understand reteem until reading some comments here. Evidently when someone clicks on your name the first thing they get is the blog. They don't get directly right away to your posts. So it's important to resteem your posts onto the blog.
I use the follow function quote a bit. People that have upvoted me I want to follow and also upvote and comment on their posts. Also I like to find people in the follow list to invite to contests.

I'm embarrassed at my lack of knowledge on some of these things. So this is a good opportunity for me to learn something by reading some of the other comments here.