It's true that being able to freely use Hive token tipping commands under a post about Hive tipping tokens is one reason to publish a new updated post about that. π
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It's true that being able to freely use Hive token tipping commands under a post about Hive tipping tokens is one reason to publish a new updated post about that. π
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Hehe...indeed, that does sound quite appropriate! πππβ¨π€
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This reply is the 700th comment under the post about Hive tipping tokens. π€―π
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Woohoo! Another milestone reached! πππβ¨π€
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wave, only had 297 comments (including bots) yesterday. π #Ecency #Waves, which is designed for microblogging where you are allowed to type only a maximum of 255 characters per
Hahaha...now that's hilarious! I'd use it more, but I was told that it wasn't made for post promotion, which is generally how I us microblogging components. πππβ¨π€
threads, and allow links only below those top-level comments. π€Both #Ecency #Waves and #InLeo #LeoThreads discourage the use of their platforms for post promotion. π€ The #LeoThreads frontend even prevents links from getting added to top-level
Anyway, I ran out of tipping tokens whose bots don't leave a new comment on the comments section. π€―π
Well, I knew about it in relation to Ecency Waves, as it was directly mentions to me, but I'd never heard about it for InLeo Threads too. I do post promotion there every day, and on DBuzz, and I've never had a problem, and top-level links do work, because I copy and paste what I post on Thread to DBuzz, only changing a few tags.
All good, no worries! Some days I'm running very low as well! π π π β¨ π€