Thanks for this post and potential new users trying their hand at sharing, for those I suggest to follow @x-rain's weekly contest posts where he also shares some tips for beginners and to check the pinned post on @poshtoken for already tested subreddits you could share hive posts in relevant to the subject of the post that won't instantly delete links to "lesser known websites".
Another thing that may have not been mentioned here, authors still get some rewards for their post from @redditposh, the split is currently 80/20 with 80% going to sharer and 20% to the author. This also works on older posts as long as it's a new sharer sharing the post, meaning authors can generate rewards multiple times past the 7 day payout window if their post continues to generate views from different sharers and potentially shared in different subreddits.
We also monitor sharing activity closely, we ban some attempting from multi-account use as it goes against our limited voting power wanting to distribute rewards fairly albeit with many different factors based on the shares' performance but without encouraging share spamming and bringing bad light to hive links.
Hopefully reddit continues to allow free API access for our activity and won't do what Twitter does in the near future, or at least make the cost reasonable so this iniative can continue working. For other shares that we can't automatically fetch and display we're attempting to use the @peakd snaps feature under the HivePOSH community to reward shares on other social media platforms, currently curated by @shiftrox along with the #gosh initiative (which instead of rewarding people for promoting hive, asks other hivers to help promote a certain post such as on twitter, instagram, etc and rewards those participating). Reddit is not included in #gosh however as that'd be against the rules of the website and called brigading.
Welcome - this is great program! Indeed i did not mention the fair split (80/20 with 80% going to sharer and 20% to the author.) - Will add that to the post tomorrow.
I also hope Reddit continues to allow API access. :)