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I believe this app is particularly useful for users who value efficiency in finding content across the platform. Hive-Hound searches trending, hot, and newly created posts, either individually or collectively. Let me show you the functions currently available.
Opening the link will take you to a webpage where you can view posts aggregated based on your preferences, similar to the trending page. This is the starting point of the app.
To refine your selection, you can add filters to match your preferences.
On the right side of the page, you will notice 8 different types of filters: feed type, tag, community name, time, vote count, value, word count, and image count.
Let's begin with the Feed Type. There are 3 criteria for it, namely: Trending, Hot, & Created. For this example, we will focus on the newly Created posts.
Action: Select "created" and then click "Apply" button.
It shows all content that are just posted at the moment. It's a mixture of several content types. Let's narrow filter it further to narrow down the selection of posts.
This feature allows you to filter content based on the time the post was created. Some curators prefer to upvote content within 5 minutes, 15 minutes, or even 30 minutes of its creation.
Action: Type in "select the preferred time frame" and then click the "Apply" button.
I chose 15 minutes and it seems that there are 15 posts created within that period.
It allows you to find posts based on their current vote count. Some curators prefer to upvote posts with higher vote counts, as these are often considered more valuable, while others choose to support posts with fewer votes to help them gain the recognition they deserve. For this example, I selected posts with at least 10 votes.
This feature allows you to filter posts based on their value range. Just like with vote count, curators have different preferences for this criterion. For this example, I selected posts with a value of 1 HBD.
This is an important feature that I believe is particularly helpful for community curators, as many communities have strict guidelines regarding the word count of content posted on their pages. This filter simplifies finding posts that meet these community guidelines. For this example, I chose 200 words.
Some curators don’t mind supporting posts with fewer images, while others prefer visually rich content. This filter lets you find posts based on your preference for the number of images included. For this example, I selected 10 images.
One is about Splinterlands, while the other is an Actifit report. For this example, I chose the post featuring nice nature photography. When you click on it, a pop-up window will appear with all the necessary information you need to review before moving on to the next step.
Clicking the "View Post" button will take you to the specific frontend of your choice. You can select the frontend from the tabs provided for each available option.
