54 Active HivePoshers and 398 Hive Link Shares This Week ๐Ÿ˜Ž The Rules Have Been Updated! โš ๏ธ HivePosh Contest #55

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This week, we had 54 active HivePoshers who shared Hive links 398 times (the source), these are the HivePosh heroes:

@arasiko, @arqyanedesings, @bhattg, @biologistbrito, @chacald.dcymt, @cryptoreforma, @cryptoniusrex, @davideownzall, @dayadam, @doctorwho300, @dkkfrodo, @edeyglezsosa, @elcholitosanto, @eolianpariah2, @equipodelta, @eugelys, @flummi97, @gaboamc2393, @gargi, @hindavi, @ibarra95, @inmyframe, @julsdraws, @lileisabel, @logen9f, @marjuanm, @marlyncabrera, @melancholic.bear, @mercmarg, @mysteriousroad, @nozem01, @nurfay, @phdmed, @pranavgtd, @princessluv, @rentmoney, @roswelborges, @rose98734, @saydie, @sirenahippie, @sodom-lv, @taniagonzalez, @theworldaroundme, @tht, @tsnaks, @uwelang, @vaynard86, @wagnertamanaha, @wissenskrieger, @x-rain, @yale95reyra, @yennysferm71, @yetsimar, @yolimarag

Thank you all! ๐Ÿ™‚๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘ If you want to enter this contest either, share stats of your top 5 shares in the comments below. But we accept only link-type-post shares! Users who generated the most views win prizes:

150 HP delegation + 20 HBD for ๐Ÿฅ‡
100 HP delegation + 15 HBD for ๐Ÿฅˆ
50 HP delegation + 10 HBD for ๐Ÿฅ‰
25 HP delegation + 5 HBD for 4๏ธโƒฃ
25 HP delegation + 5 HBD for 5๏ธโƒฃ
5 HBD for 6๏ธโƒฃ
5 HBD for 7๏ธโƒฃ

The delegations will last as long as the contest goes on and as long as you keep sharing links on Reddit; they can stack, and previous winners can increase their delegations. Read the rules below and ask me anything in the comments section!

Click to see the Rules

  1. Post up to 5 of your best shares: 1) a screenshot of the stats and 2) the Reddit link to each share.
  2. A share, deleted ๐Ÿ’€ by the subreddit, is not eligible to participate in the contest. Deletion is checked at the time the contest host is counting the results.
  3. Shares must not be older than 11 days.
  4. Do not add shares that participated in previous contests.
  5. Strictly follow the deadline โ€” see the date and time at the bottom of the post.
  6. Only Reddit's link post type is eligible to participate in the contest:
  7. Posts must have the RedditPosh comment (or its substitute when the RedditPosh script failed) upvoted by @acidyo or @OCD to be eligible for the HivePosh contest
  8. Posts with declined or burned rewards are not eligible for the HivePosh contest
  9. Posts shorter than 200 words (by PeakD count, not counting references) are not eligible for the HivePosh contest
  10. In all disputed situations, the contest host makes the final decision at their own discretion.

The Updated HivePosh Rules

@acidyo asked me to clearly define the boundary that excludes AI-generated content and low-quality content from the Redditposh rewarding system and HivePosh contest. Doing so:

  1. AI-generated or plagiarized posts are not eligible for the RedditPosh rewards. We do not have the resources to investigate every post, and HiveWatchers are currently suspended, so our judgment will rely on community input. The opinion of the community takes precedence over the opinion of the author of the post and the sharer. We are a part of the community, and a good reputation for HivePosh is our priority.
  2. Posts must have the RedditPosh comment (or its substitute when the RedditPosh script failed) upvoted by @acidyo or @OCD to be eligible for the HivePosh contest.
  3. Posts with declined or burned rewards are not eligible for the RedditPosh rewards and the HivePosh contest.
  4. Posts shorter than 200 words (by PeakD count, not counting references) are not eligible for the RedditPosh rewards and the HivePosh contest.
  5. High-quality content (engaging, informative, well-written, and well-illustrated - "long" isn't a criterion of quality) may receive better OCD upvotes from RedditPosh curators than lower-quality content with the same traffic stats.

The rules may be updated next week to fine-tune the things.

The Results of Contest #54

The Podium

No surprises this week! The number one is again @theworldaroundme with a humongous total of 0.9M views! Another fantastic performance and well-deserved gold! ๐Ÿฅ‡ Congratulations, Mariah! ๐ŸŽ‰๐ŸŽ‰๐Ÿฅ‚

@davideownzall has probably returned his second-place subscription - a copious 431K total, and silver ๐Ÿฅˆ is in the pocket of David! Congrats! ๐ŸŽ‰๐Ÿฅ‚

A brutal battle was fought between @tsnaks and @uwelang for third place... This is what one of the HivePosh drones captured:

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Pure madness! ๐Ÿ˜ฎ๐Ÿ˜ฎ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

This time, Estonia prevailed over Germany: 119K vs 111.6K, and @tsnaks wins the bronze of the week! ๐Ÿฅ‰ Congratulations! ๐ŸŽ‰๐Ÿฅ‚

As for best shares, #1 belong to, as you guessed, @theworldaroundme:

This is a great discovery that this sub can be such a land of plentifulness for a views hunter! Thank you, Mariah!

Data is beautiful, and not less beautiful David's share that generated almost 200K views - #2 of the week:

An attentive researcher of women's issues (but not a feminist anymore - damn Mamdani ๐Ÿ˜), @davideownzall takes also third place in our weekly share chart:

The Results

@theworldaroundme 137 + 70 + 598 + 39 + 56 = Total views: 900K -> 150 HP + 20 HBD ๐Ÿฅ‡
@davideownzall 28 + 25 + 170 + 197 + 11 = Total views: 431K -> 100 HP + 15 HBD ๐Ÿฅˆ
@tsnaks 6.2 + 13 + 11 + 82 + 6.8 = Total views: 119K -> 50 HP + 10 HBD ๐Ÿฅ‰
@uwelang 34 + 38 + 34 + 3.2 + 2.4 = Total views: 111.6K -> 25 HP + 5 HBD 4๏ธโƒฃ
@rose98734 48 + 12 + 6.3 + 11 = Total views: 77.3K -> 25 HP + 5 HBD 5๏ธโƒฃ
@flummi97 6.6 + 32 + 2.4 = Total views: 41K -> 5 HBD 6๏ธโƒฃ
@melancholic.bear 29 + 9.2 (wrong format) = Total views: 29K -> 5 HBD 7๏ธโƒฃ
@x-rain 6.3 + 12 = Total views: 18.3K

๐Ÿ† The leaderboard after 54 contests

RankUserContestsTotal ViewsTotal HPTotal HBD
1 (=)@theworldaroundme ๐Ÿ‰49 (+1)20,903.2K (+900K)6025 (+150)535 (+20)
2 (=)@davideownzall ๐Ÿ‰49 (+1)13,637.8K (+431K)5300 (+100)545 (+15)
3 (=)@tsnaks ๐Ÿ‰41 (+1)8,188.4K (+119K)2125 (+50)320 (+10)
4 (=)@uwelang32 (+1)5,653.2K (+111.6K)875 (+25)190 (+5)
5 (=)@dkkfrodo334,714.9K1700180
6 (=)@loading193,783.1K1325160
7 (=)@x-rain54 (+1)3,384.2K (+18.3K)4785205
8 (=)@rose9873428 (+1)2,494.7K (+77.3K)700 (+25)170 (+5)
9 (=)@flummi9716 (+1)1,781.0K (+41K)37580 (+5)
10 (=)@blkchn321,462.2K3320105
11 (=)@oldmans20619.8K205045
12 (=)@melancholic.bear3 (+1)188.7K (+29K)010 (+5)
13 (=)@the01crow473.9K05
14 (=)@memess269.9K255
15 (=)@cryptoreforma2248.7K8600
16 (=)@acidyo342.2K7000
17 (=)@guurry123537.0K00
18 (=)@ifhy431.6K505
19 (=)@hindavi317.3K00
20 (=)@seattlea49.6K00
21 (=)@iamchessguy38.2K2100
22 (=)@logen9f44.8K3000
23 (=)@nozem0110.4K00
24 (=)@artofkylin10.2K05

Thank you for investing your time, energy, and inspiration in HivePosh! ๐Ÿ™‚

Looking forward to seeing your shares for HivePosh contest #55 in the comments section below strictly no later than 13:00 UTC on November 13, 2025.

In order to generate maximum views, don't hesitate to post your best shares on the last day (until 13:00 UTC). The only requirement is that every share must be no older than 11 days (as stated in the rules). If you aren't sure exactly when "13:00 UTC" is in your city/country, ask AI (Google Gemini, for example).

The drawing was generated with PeakD AI: https://peakd.com/ai

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Right! Another new rule, that's good, this makes the competition less boring, and we can only improve and improve! Until this hiveposh will be sparkling shining :)

As we all know, not all of us are journalists in this team, but we are drawn to reporting and article writing as we navigate and learn Reddit environment. I am sure you know if you are a regular sharer. But we are learning as we move on.

Congratulations everyone on the good views, and hopefully we can find something we can share again for next week, as a good topic is the key. Lovely to see @flummi97 and @melancholic.bear back sharing again. And @davideownzall, @tsanks. @uwelang. @rose98734, let's go!

A big thank you to @x-rain for the report, and to @acidyo, @ocd and the whole team.
Have a lovely day!

I just wanted to share my experience writing my recent article. I read a study, summarized it in my own words, and then ran it through a few AI detectors. Some of them said it was written by AI, while others said it was human.

So, I tried adding a few small errors to make it look more โ€œhuman,โ€ but thatโ€™s not ideal since Reddit can be pretty strict about grammar and clarity, especially in health-related subreddits. Then I rephrased some of the medical terms to sound less technical, but that just made the writing sound awkward or dumbed down. Eventually, it passed the AI detector, and then I published the article. After publishing it, I copied and pasted it again into the AI detector, and it said AI!

What Iโ€™m really trying to say is: why should we have to intentionally add mistakes or make our writing worse just to pass an AI detector? We should be able to write freely, as long as it doesnโ€™t sound obviously robotic. Reddit values facts, and in many of the smarter subs, you risk being removed or banned if your post sounds careless or uninformed.

I do agree with checking for plagiarism; thatโ€™s completely fair and important to protect original work and credibility. But this obsession with detecting AI feels unnecessary when the focus should be on the accuracy, clarity, and usefulness of the information being shared.

In most medical communities Iโ€™m part of, everyone uses AI in some way, and no one cares, because what matters is the facts and the new information people can learn from. So itโ€™s disappointing that weโ€™ve reached a point where these AI detectors are interfering with genuine discussion and slowing down the flow of the online โ€œhiveโ€ ecosystem.

Check out this study that exposes the serious limitations of AI text detectors. They canโ€™t be fully trusted to tell whether something was written by a person or AI, which means relying on them alone could lead to unfair or inaccurate conclusions. The accuracy of detection is inconsistent, and the author of the study concluded that there is no dependable tool for identifying AI-generated writing.

@acidyo and @x-rain, it is wasting content creatorsโ€™ time to worry about whether their writing is flagged as AI, Please investigate what I am saying, it is true, and reconsider this reliance on AI detectors because they clearly donโ€™t work and cause stress and delays to authors who feel they need to run all their works through these checkers, only to find that one passes the detection test while five others flag it as AI. It is complete nonsense, and 15 minutes of searching on Reddit regarding their efficacy proves that they simply donโ€™t work and cannot be relied upon. May I remind you that Hive is a content creator platform, and you are putting barriers in the way of creating content by insisting on tools that simply arenโ€™t fit for purpose.

Agree - in certain ways we have too many people here obsessed to find mistakes and call out abusers / farmers while we let other big stake holders do their circle jerk which is more dangerous for Hive as an ecosystem.

For example, I just typed this now from my head after reading a couple of articles.

I thought yes, ok, a few mistakes there I will not correct it as it is human. Lol.

Then I added only the 3rd paragraph -all turned AI ????


The third paragraph by itself is human.

With wrong spelling but says AI, I will now need to put very obvious wrong grammar here to pass the detection, then wait for the sub to ban me. Lol.

Well to be honest - I worked in Sales for SaaS where AI is a key thing - and I can tell you most AI analysis trackers are shit as the entire AI hype mainly relies on bullshit - i am sure in one year this hype will be gone and true AI solutions will survive - not more to add here :-)

So -. if someone here tells you AI content ask the guy if he has any clue about AI tech or just uses templates for free - if they are free they are bad. And do not get touched if sheriffs attack you based on their usage of free useless tracking tools - they might be wrong but probably feel they are right - welcome to reality here on Hive

Haha, thatโ€™s true, what you just said! To be honest, we should be helping each other, this initiative is excellent for Hive and for everyone. We should be thankful, help out, join in, and have fun, not be resentful or jealous. Otherwise, weโ€™ll never improve.

I checked all the downvotersโ€™ and complainersโ€™ articles, and they came out as non-AI in their favourite detector but AI in others. My point is: why make things difficult when this is meant for everyone? A kind, polite suggestion is far more helpful than appearing boastful.

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My top affected by flu (going to be more active next week):

Reddit:

Hope you are much better. :)

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My entries

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Gosh - had no good internet last 4 days and seems i missed some drama - will need to check all by tomorrow.

The new rules make sense - think i mentioned some thought weeks / months ago already on trending / most viewed posts here where a lot was with declined/burned rewards and tthat i thought it looks a bit "strange" to the outside but all these did drive a lot traffic to Reddit by smart and intelligent content.

So next round will be different - not sure I can compete - too much work but will check what is doable.

all these did drive a lot traffic to Reddit by smart and intelligent content.

Spot on, our dear @uwelang. You can write and embellish the content, but if itโ€™s not interesting on Reddit, it wonโ€™t drive much traffic to Hive. People want facts - not how well you wrote or how perfectly your title is constructed. A good topic and solid content drive traffic, and thatโ€™s what weโ€™re working on here: to drive traffic, not to win a writing competition. But we are pretty resilient, as proven, and surely any demand we can handle. ;)

Yes, it will take a lot of time, as in you have to allocate time for it now, you can't do it in between tasks as normal. Don't worry if you don't get a chance, I am gonna try and see but I love to see you around.

facts and a true interesting "story" which is not easy all the time - used to be my job in the past to drive proper storytelling - good though there is no easy recipe :-) - on Hive it is HivePower maybe (that attracts people to comment or can i call it be "slimy"?) - on Reddit they do not give a shit about Voting Power, they are often asses but they are honest (all depending on the subreddit) - and I appreciate them as a bit more intelligent and critical as other platforms including Hive.

Yeah on reddit they don't care about all that travel or food blogs we have on hive, or all the random photography... Not to mention all the crypto spammed news...

true - but crypto is still relevant to some subreddits - I think as in all areas the "story" is key, ideally a story that is new or different and attracts people - the challenge for every PR folks around the world :-)

Yep, a story or a news that not already spread everywhere, yet is very interesting

Oh my usual second place is again on me!

Congratulations to all the winners ๐Ÿ†, and thank you for the mention @x-rain, always supporting the @poshtoken family. Greetings and have a great day, community of creators!! ๐Ÿ˜‰๐Ÿค๐Ÿซถ

Thank you, @ibarra95!! ๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿค๐Ÿฅ‚

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Congratulations to the top HivePoshers! Here is my recent participation: https://www.reddit.com/r/brasil/comments/1oom9yl/adinkra_s%C3%ADmbolos_africanos_nas_cidades_brasileiras/ Thanks in advance! Keep safe and good luck again!!

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