RE: Post Editing Suggestions

[pfunk]

You can crosspost posts to different communities, at least using the PeakD front end. Haven't looked into that functionality on hive.blog or Ecency.

Comments

[sandymeyer]

!BEER 🍻Yeah, on @ecency you can crosspost as well ☺️

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[cryptogee]

Never even heard of Ecency. Thanks.

Cg.

[sandymeyer]

Well awsome then,

There is also a mobile version of @ecency.

Maybe you want to check it, here my referal link.
But honestly I love @dapplr to use on the smartphone. https://app.dapplr.in/5otNK6H2s78CcWXt8

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[cryptogee]

To be honest, I'm old fashioned. I just want to use one site instead of multiple ones that do the same thing...

Thanks for the tips though!

Cg.

[sandymeyer]

Absolutly get that one.
Have a good day and #hivefive !BEER 🍻

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[sandymeyer]

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[cryptogee]

Thanks pfunk, can I edit and do it after I've originally posted?

Cg.

[pfunk]

Instead of editing a post to include a community, a crosspost is a new post that declines rewards, that essentially links to your original post from within the community. I don't see a way to do it with hive.blog but with PeakD you click the three dots under the post and select "Cross post in..."

[cryptogee]

Ah I see, thank you man. Maybe I'll check out PeakD, probably not though I can't be bothered to have multiple logins for the same thing. Next time I'll be more attentive!

Good to see you dude.

Cg.

[pfunk]

I was a holdout on using SteemPeak for a while but once Hive was born and they added Peaklock (logging in with posting key locally) I made the switch. It's a lot more feature rich.

Good to see you too