I know what you mean, but adding unnatural links lowers SEO scores. If you had 5 links from 20 removed, that's a pretty high metric, and I would say your Blogposts are some of the more higher quality ones compared to most of the spam promoted with Posh.
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Looks you don't understand the term you use. A link from social media (Reddit) that leads from a subreddit, for example, about tourism in Poland to a Hive article about tourism in Poland can't be called unnatural. And this is exactly how @redditposh works.
In what Universe it's true? 😃
Thank you for your opinion but looks like we won't agree. Thanks for contributing to the discussion.
Yeah not sure I understand his thought process either, Reddit was literally started as a link sharing platform. Sure nowadays with their upcoming IPO and adding their own img and video hosting it's become a bit "unfriendlier" towards links sending people to other sites but I doubt small sites like our ecosystem is a big threat to them. Pretty sure they're mostly concerned over youtube, facebook, Instagram, etc links.