[ Steam Curation ] cura-cura, a curator story

what's inside the Steam Curation? why Mods seems to be so attentive, searching for forbidden links?

despite title -and OP-, this is technical. kinda. i like the Steam Curation, i'm also following a few of you. but hey...guess what? this neither is about my personal thoughts.

once, i've created a Curation, thought it was cool. was wrong.
'cause i were (and actually am) more a member of this site than a curator.
as a "tool" can vouch for its coolness, kinda commercially speaking, it's handy. and fun, more than writing a review. you can also put YouTube videos in seconds, and curate games you don't own.

as i'm lazy, very lazy, already prepared a TLDR for you:

• Steam will call your Curation as "your store"
• every click made by users at "your store" is tracked by Steam. you also get graph and stats on how well you're curating.
• you have the option to insert a Google Analytics code in "your store". <-- this is the most "techy" part, imo
• you'll have an option to get games from developers/publishers directly and for free, via the Curator Connect system

so, now you know a few bits i think you should know to better answer the questions up here. only if you care, obv.

little update (might be useful for a SG V5 or 6, but still)

Epic games is running a classic "affiliation", name is Support-A-Creator: epicgames.com/affiliate/en-US/overview
difference here is "creators" (streamers, bloggers and such, 1000+ followers ...) will earn actual money (5 usd per 100 spent on store, ...). so, just guessing, but quite easy that an affiliate/creator link to their store will have a referral