RE: DO NOT read this post unless you actually understand Hive
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As a manual curator, my personal way of doing things is so:
- I don't dip below 80% because Hive recharges at 20% a day and I'd rather my vote be closer to its max potential rather than lower.
- I tend to throw larger votes around mostly. Either 100% or 50% on posts, and 25% on first comments, 10% on following comments. Though I guess that's not really curating, per se, just encouraging conversation.
- I only upvote if the post is new or under 24 hours old due to a change in the curation curve.
According to hivestats, my curation APR is at 9.4% so I guess I'm about average. I think around 10 or higher is considered ideal.
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I like the idea of my vote being worth more as well, so letting it drain down too far is something I try not to do. I also don't want to be afraid to upvote lots of different posts during the same day if I see something that I think deserves to be rewarded.
My APR was up to 12% at one point, I have no idea what made it go up that high and sadly it didn't stay there.