The relevant question when posting in one of those territories is whether or not you recoup the cost of posting.

I don't think Stacker News is big enough, yet, that there's a huge difference in visibility across territories, so it's hard to justify having a much higher price.

I'm in the same boat as you wrt territories. If the right opportunity presents itself, I'd like to buy one, but so far I haven't seen an attractive enough option.

Undisciplined

Yes, I will definitely not post if someone is demanding 1000 sats. That will be a salary in one week one day and I will shop around or not post at all.

It's like pulp fiction (not the movie), in the 1990s 7-Eleven would sell books on a small 24" x 24" kiosk that rotated. I found Kurt Vonnegut and Tom Robbins in those selections. I read BLUEBEARD by Vonnegut after buying it in the store. Books were cheap and profitable to vendors. Now 7-Eleven is a big food vendor in nearly every square foot.

Stacker is basically a vanity press but it's also with great people writing good things and sharing great and banal ideas.

I've considered getting my own territory but I not confident in exactly what I would do other than point one of my domains at it.

Does fee affect your choice in which territory to post in?

south_korea_ln

The question/s I see here is:

1. Do you get rewarded in the Stacker pool reward by contributing a sat amount? 
If the answer is: Yes, the algorithm rewards by what you spend. 

2. Price discovery is about service so does your territory serve you or does it serve others?

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Yes, I will definitely not post if someone is demanding 1000 sats. That will be a salary in one week one day and I will shop around or not post at all.

It's like pulp fiction (not the movie), in the 1990s 7-Eleven would sell books on a small 24" x 24" kiosk that rotated. I found Kurt Vonnegut and Tom Robbins in those selections. I read BLUEBEARD by Vonnegut after buying it in the store. Books were cheap and profitable to vendors. Now 7-Eleven is a big food vendor in nearly every square foot. 

Stacker is basically a vanity press but it's also with great people writing good things and sharing great and banal ideas. 

I've considered getting my own territory but I not confident in exactly what I would do other than point one of my domains at it. 