Is it safe to use steem-engine tokens tags in your posts?
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I'm always one to diversify my Steem portfolio and maximize profit where ever I can. So, generally, I would say "Yes"; however, I voted for option #2 because I have noticed that some users opportunistically place gratuitous tags in their posts that have nothing to do with said Steem Tribe's mission and culture.
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Probably, if you use them properly. I mostly use palnet, and they are definitely safe.
I don't use inappropriate tags for my blog posts.
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Yes, if you paste wrong tag by failure or misjudgment they can downvote you and you should accept it as that will influence just that front end, and don't forget to chose tags that should be in your post. It can happen but it is not a big deal if you get to know why and where you made a mistake.
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I have no idea.
I see people use the tag #ccc. This officially stands for Curation Circle Creed a community. Creativecoin started a token called ccc so this might be confusing. A downvote I haven't seen yet for the one's using this tag.
There are many tags and you can make your owns too that might have a shortcut that is similar to a token.
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