The rewards earned on this comment will go directly to the people( @joseg ) sharing the post on Twitter as long as they are registered with @poshtoken. Sign up at https://hiveposh.com.
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The rewards earned on this comment will go directly to the people( @joseg ) sharing the post on Twitter as long as they are registered with @poshtoken. Sign up at https://hiveposh.com.
@acidyo hi, sorry but I dont like what this hivian joseg here does. Looking at his profile he has no comments, no votes / curation, no interaction, not even knowing the people, but collecting posh token via tweets :-(
Just FYI there's certain minimum thresholds to earn POSH and we do take rounds to look at the twitter activities now and then as well to see if it's just bot accounts firing off likes and retweets and random POSH's. Many who spam for instance end up with no POSH, the amount of POSH that goes out to the daily tweets as mentioned in the daily posts is not the full amount of shares that day, just those that earned something.
We understand it can be annoying if people share random posts and their Hive activity is dead, but if they're somewhat active on Twitter I don't think it's fair to ban them, unless there's other reasons to as well. That said if they have no activity on Hive I'm going to re-consider rewarding the comments with upvotes that lead to hive rewards, I have a list of many I skip on the daily so will be looking into this one.
Oh I dont mind for my own post, if somebody shares it in a tweet :-) its good vor my post anyway
but I dont like this one here because it really looks like posh and hive farming.
Thank you for the explanation
Are you sure you looked at the right account, btw? I see some recent posts and comments on his Hive profile.
I clicked directly on the hive user account in the posh comment. Looking at the hive wallet, the last month one post payout, two comment payout, the rest only posh transfers.
but I see, sometimes comments in the comments feed, maybe I judged to hard