The decision to do it this way was because it would take a considerable amount of manual labor to go out and try to connect which Twitter accounts belong to who. Many of course mainly share their own Tweets but some share Tweets of others and with many having completely irrelevant Twitter usernames to their Hive usernames, it would've been a nightmare to make sure we were linking the right accounts to each other and to not reward the wrong users or even worse have the right users miss out on their rewards due to confusion.

I agree that this is a nightmare, I salute the decision on the track you made.

I spent around 3 hours airdropping the second one manually to make sure no errors occurred as it was something important that would generate a lot more problems if it had gone wrong again or in worse ways.

Thank you for your hard work, your labor will be paid off.

Having said that there's been discussions of using POSH as a way to promote your posts on front-ends since the way you earn them is by promoting Hive front-ends it would make sense theoretically

This makes sense actually, I remember using a Twitter promotional bot that many Tron people are using on Twitter called coinkit and cctip. The thing is below the tweet I just need to put the code to activate so that people who want the free crypto tips by tweeting/retweeting are eligible to get it. I notice that some are not real accounts or bots that do the retweets. If the same function will be implemented on POSH, I guess we can leverage the real power of the community (real people) by sharing our Hive post on Twitter.

I am hopeful and excited to see what the future could bring on POSH token. Great work sir Acid