What is the point of connecting Lr5 to Bēhance?

I'm told I frequently miss the point so I thought I would come to you for some help... I have returned to Lr after using Aperture for several years. I have CC and was excited by Bēhance and ProSite. I've my photos scattered all over the place for a while and this seems to be the solution I have been looking for. With Lr5 I am finally getting what I wanted - no trip to Ps; I can do what I need to in Lr. I thought the "publish" service to Bē would be great: I can show my work, it's part of the CC subscription and it would save me the payment to another service.
Here's the question: can I only publish to "Work in Progress?" What about Projects? I don't want to have to export manually or open Ps or publish to the CC; I want to go from Lr to Bē projects. What am I missing here?

I dont think you're missing anything. Even via PS one can only share to the Works In Progress Section.
A Portfolio of images directly from Lightroom to the Projects Section would be useful. I have not found a method yet.

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