Hm... I just stumbled upon two reposts of YouTube videos I had posted. One about bees. Here is the repost. And one about video games. Here is the repost. What I find really odd is that both the original and the reposts lead to the same addresses. On Reddit, a common tactic would be to post the mobile versions of addresses, but apparently not in this case. The bees post added many other tribes I didn´t even know exist, so I guess that is OK; but the video games one had the exact same tribes. How come Snapzu didn´t alert the users that the addresses had already been posted before?
There should be a warning but one all it takes is one slash in the URL and it thinks its a new URL. I've submitted re-posts without a warning before also.
Hm... I just stumbled upon two reposts of YouTube videos I had posted. One about bees. Here is the repost. And one about video games. Here is the repost. What I find really odd is that both the original and the reposts lead to the same addresses. On Reddit, a common tactic would be to post the mobile versions of addresses, but apparently not in this case. The bees post added many other tribes I didn´t even know exist, so I guess that is OK; but the video games one had the exact same tribes. How come Snapzu didn´t alert the users that the addresses had already been posted before?
There should be a warning but one all it takes is one slash in the URL and it thinks its a new URL. I've submitted re-posts without a warning before also.