Gregory's Server@charlesroper @kissane My problem has been figuring out what hashtag to use because not everyone agrees. And I feel like the suggested hashtags aren't very usable until you're almost done typing the whole word. Without including the actual "#" , is it SuperBowl2024 or SuperBowlLVIII? SuperBowlAds or SuperBowlCommercials? Oscars or AcademyAwards? TheMandalorian or Mandalorian? Sometimes, my posts end up a parade of hashtags to cover alternate versions, and that's no fun and takes space.
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@kinyutaka @charlesroper @kissane Of the social media I use, I've found Instagram to be the easiest because they tell me what I've used before and also come up with the most popular ones as suggestions, so I can choose. That almost never worked for me on Twitter. And it's not working for me on here, even hashtags I've used.  @cstephens2 @charlesroper @kissane I have had mixed reactions on my hashtags. System will sometimes capitalize them, and sometimes not. Sometimes they don't fill in when I start typing.  @cstephens2 @charlesroper @kissane It's possible to figure out which ones to use if you go to the Explore section and then put various hashtags into the search to find out which version is the most popular. Sometimes I do that after I've posted something, and then I edit them in. Not a perfect solution by any means, it definitely should be streamlined into the actual posting interface. |
@cstephens2 @charlesroper @kissane
To be fair, that's a problem with all Social Media. The most unified hashtags are the ones promoted by the companies involved.
Like Disney might post about #MandalorianSeason3 while you might have posted about #TheMandalorianS3
Disney's will be more popular, most likely.