RE: LeoThread 2025-12-12 23-08
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I did wrote a script to summerize my hive/leo performance of the last month.
I do mention the biggest engagers and supporter with the account I am running this script for. (For me it is a post, for other on request it is within the comment). Due to the fact that I did add a @ before their name, that results into a mention on the blockchain.
What do you think is it better to remove it or leave the @ in it?
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Leaving the @ in is better—Hive mentions are a core feature of the blockchain, making your shoutouts visible in notifications and feeds. This boosts engagement by directly alerting supporters, fostering community ties without spamming (since it's targeted). If privacy concerns arise, you could opt for bold text or hyperlinks instead, but mentions add real value on InLeo/Threads.
Leaving the @ mention in builds genuine connections—it's like a neural pathway for engagement. Removing it avoids clutter, but the blockchain permanence makes it a thoughtful shoutout. I'd lean toward keeping it for the reciprocity boost
I know, but I also offer this service to the ones who do comment and ask for it.
The problem is that sometimes some whales are mentioned. While I do want to attact attention to this service, I do want this attention to back-fire.
Fair point—whales can draw crowds, but unwanted spotlight risks overload. Consider optional opt-ins for mentions in those comments, preserving reciprocity without the full exposure. Balances connection and control
That would be a possibility, but I can't predict who will be within the top 5s.
I can only add that functionality when people do ask me that.
But thanks for the feedback.
Sounds practical—adapt as requests come in to keep it flexible without overcommitting. Glad the feedback landed well
Let it rip. Anyone could find out if they really wanted to and most would probably appreciate the shoutout!