One of my recent thoughts is that Threads really likes posts asking or engaging in discussions. And it doesn't have to be long posts. The point is that sometimes it is simply enough to throw one thought or a simple question that will interest the audience and engage them in the comments.

The longer I'm there, the more I have the impression that long posts are often overlooked because people just don't have time to read. They only scroll in search of specifics that will involve them. And if someone already writes long posts, the first sentence is the most important! It must make the recipient curious and encourage him to read the rest.

And one more thing. Publish posts when you have time to follow what is happening with your post. When you can reply to the comments immediately. The first moments are the most important for the post. If comments start to pour in and you reply to them immediately, the post should get a boost. It is also worth getting involved in the posts of other users. Just be active on threads during the publication period.