I supported and voted the proposal. 

Voted, I honestly found out about POSH through a mention on a hive article for some of my tweets and then started to research what it was.

One thing I wonder though is once it gets Monetary value are we going to see people just spamming the hash tag in hope the bot picks up the post and rewards them? Or are there ways to combat this within the bot or maybe it's something we don't need to worry about.

Twitter and Reddit are hotspots right now for people interested in crypto. Facebook seems more older generation that likes traditionally things I don't see that being a good social network to tap into.

Other key social media areas could be
Youtube # a video for posh to find as that's becoming a hot bed for tapping in and teaching more people about crypto. It has a huge user base.

Anyways you have my vote, I like this project and think it's a great rewarding method to get people to post their articles in other places. It brings traffic to the platform and also brings awareness to the blockchain. 

I really like how Posh helps motivate me to share to a wider audience.  I pretty regularly advertise all of my posts on Twitter now because of Posh.  It is a really cool project.  I will have to throw my vote in for it.

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I really respect the fact that you asked for a reasonable amount of money for a limited period of time.  I believe that small is beautiful.

I also see the value added by this automation.  I think a lot of people are still hugely salty about old flags on other users trying to use automation in creative or not creative ways, or other people may generally 
be against 'bots'.

But to me, we need 1000 more 1000-2000 dollar projects like this to get funded.  Short time frame, measure results, next proposal please.

Front end can also eat these comment inputs and display them differently, as stats, if they feel like it would increase their clients user experience.

I have found this to be quite useful and do hope to see it pull from more social platforms. 

It helps the content creator understand how their content is being shared with the outside world. Not everyone tags you when you do so or you have a different social handle across multiple platforms. This also allows the content creator or someone who reads comments the opportunity to engage with that Tweet as well if they like. 

It can also help create some positive reinforcement that people are taking the time to share your content with their followers elsewhere. 

I don’t feel like I have to both leave a comment and take the time to share something on say Twitter. I can just do one. 
 
I could see one day people wanting an opt-out option or say a global blacklist that has “useful” bots in it. For now they can just use the mute button.

Supported! !BBH

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It is a useful bot. Voted.
Is the code open source?

Because this is such an awesome post, here is a BBH Tip for you. ![](https://images.hive.blog/p/2bP4pJr4wVimqCWjYimXJe2cnCgn8E8ycTJsHnU9Pw4). Keep up the fantastic work

Where can I vote for this proposal?

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I always appreciate getting that comment on my post after sharing to twitter!

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Not sure whether I support the proposal. I'll need to think about it. On a more immediate front, does Poshbot need extra delegated Hive Power to support making that number of comments? I'll help there if need be.

Front Ends could turn those comments into STATS or display them in some helpful and unique way... just sayin. If they aren't meant to be commented on or voted on then perhaps it's best that they take on some other form in the user experience. 

I really like the work you do in our company. I have voted on your project. Successes

So, basically, if "most" people like the automatic comments, it's not "spam".

I Use it in my sharing to twitter 
really awesome
I vote for this proposal

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Minimize the spam.  Content gets passed around once, and there's one notification placed conveniently under the post.  Twice = two notifications and before you know it, there are ten instances or more of this message downvoted to the bottom of the comment section.  That eyesore is unnecessary and if some form of content truly went viral as it's being passed around on multiple platforms, you'd see thousands of these notifications completely destroy that comment section, every few minutes. 

One notification/message that's constantly updated/edited as things change, providing information and stats as they roll in, would suffice as a potential solution.

This boils down to tracking outside shares.  Even the UI could be utilized, displaying these stats POSH detects, much like how we see a list of voters now.

Keeping these comment sections clean/free of nasty spam and robots ensures consumers on the outside are presented with something they might want to sign up to in order to engage and be a part of whatever it is they take an interest in, *so it's important to keep the aisles free of debris and trip hazzards.*