The storage options in SEBLOD are something that baffled me for quite a while when I was new to the program. The bad news is it still kind-of baffles me. The good news is that the defaults are great and you shouldn't really have to mess around with them too much!

To help you understand SEBLOD storage options I've put together this diagram and also posted a screencast about seblod storage. Please feel free to ask questions on Twitter @_jrmo