We are starting to see more new front ends based on Steem Engine tokens. Likewise, the @steempeak team has introduced more Tribes on their front end. This leads to an interesting question in regards to the #post-promotion channels.

If you don't know what I am talking about, I am referring to Discord. Many communities and groups mingle on various Discord servers. Within those servers, there are usually channels dedicated to content promotion.

Whether people actually look at those channels is another story. I mute all the #post-promotion channels on Discord because I don't like seeing the ticker.

Getting off track, with more front ends means more ways to present your post links. For the most part, I still see people using Steemit when sharing their works. I have moved on to using SteemPeak since I could browse content under the Tribe tags. Should I have the need to vote on something under a specific tag, I switch to an alternate account with the stake to do so.

Some people, like @steemseph, likes to be helpful and put down several links for readers.

This could help ease the browsing for those who have a particular taste for a certain front end.

Let me reiterate the question:

How do you format your links for #post-promotion channels on Discord?

There are no right or wrong answers. It could be a study on behavior.

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Cannot be bothered to promote post (42.86%) 6 / 14 SteemPeak (21.43%) 3 / 14 Do not use Discord (14.29%) 2 / 14 Default (Steemit) (7.14%) 1 / 14 Community Front Ends (i.e. PALnet, SteemLeo) (7.14%) 1 / 14 Other (please specify) (7.14%) 1 / 14