OCD POSH Curation Compilation #1154

Hello everyone! This is the 1154th compilation post of OCD POSH Curation initiative. This compilation post is the start of the new scheme that aims to improve how PoSH is done. In a nutshell, PoSH is about sharing content mainly on Twitter and our aim is to incentivize that. The old scheme was good because we have reached 634 compilations, but it defeats the purpose of "giving and receiving" because no one cares about others' posts anymore. The end goal was to receive an OCD upvote by sharing one's post on Twitter. This new scheme hopefully brings back the concept of "giving and receiving".

With this new scheme, you can no longer share your posh links on #twitter-posh channel. Instead, you are incentivized to share others' posts to Twitter and then share the posh comment (containing your Twitter share) on the post to the daily compilation posts like this one. For more information, you can thoroughly scrutinize the following posts:

#Twitter-Posh upgrade discussion, community input appreciated

POSH Updates: New front-ends eligible for POSH rewards, new curation of @poshtoken comments and the posts being shared active effective immediately

Here are the posh comments curated:

Here are the posts curated:

Among the most interesting fungi that I found included a collection of violet-toothed polypore (Trichaptum biforme) shelves that had developed on the dead limb of a tree. The same tree had become infected with hypoxylon canker (Biscogniauxia atropunctata), causing the limb to break from the trunk and tumble to the forest floor below. Once on the ground, the violet-toothed polypore shelves that had once been oriented with their pores towards the forest floor when its host limb had been attached to the tree's trunk, now found themselves inverted 180 degrees with their pores facing up to the sky. Rather than give up on dispersing its spores, the fungus was able to recognize that it was upside down and began developing new, properly oriented shelves at the margin of its older growth. I have witnessed many artist's brackets (Ganoderma applanatum) reorienting their pore surfaces to face the forest floor after their host tree falling to the ground, but never before have I seen any shelf fungi invert its pore surface and entire 180 degrees. If this is not an example of intelligence, I'm not sure what is.

I was in Grade 12 Senior High School when this happened. Even though our classes started at 8:00 am, I would leave as early as 7:00 am to avoid getting stuck in traffic and being late. This way, I could attend my classes from early morning until 5:00 pm, the whole day, which can be exhausting. Because of this, it was inevitable for me to encounter embarrassing moments, just like what happened to me.

It was two weeks ago, when I posted about the fight between my rabbits, specifically, my pair of doe and buck. Looking back at what happened, all I thought my doe was being territorial in her cage and didn’t want a buck to live with her. That was my initial and final conclusion on my blog, but I think I missed out on something important in my analysis because she wasn’t acting for no reason.
I continued to observe her in the cage whether her behavior will change if I temporarily remove the buck. Well, after two days of the buck’s absence in the cage, her mood became good and she was like so happy. As if, she waited for that day to come. But, due to my eagerness for them to mate, I put the buck back in the cage and thankfully, they became okay once again.

Suggestion: Use English tags.

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PoSH Guide and Curation Criteria:

1. Share someone's post on twitter (can't be your own).

2. Make sure that tag usage is appropriate on Twitter, not only $/#hive but also other relevant tags to the content.

3. When

@poshtoken leaves a comment under the post you shared, you copy the link to that comment.

4. Paste the comment link under the latest POSH Curation Compilation posts of

@ocd (like this one).

5. Make sure the post you're sharing that you want possible curation on is not older than 6 hours to give us time to curate it. If it's older than 24 hours we will probably skip it but your comment may still get a vote if it was tweeted properly. (Your comment being the

@poshtoken comment with your tweet, as it will send you the rewards after 7 days - but don't selfvote these).

6. From now on, hashtags are not enough. You should add in your tweet some descriptions why you're sharing a particular post.

7. We will only upvote one (1) posh link per user per day.

Did you know that sharing your posts to Twitter will not only give you a chance of POSH curation but also let you earn some PoSH tokens? The number of tokens earned will be proportional to the engagements of your Twitter link (likes and retweets). While the PoSH token has no real demand yet, plans about the token have been shared by this post. You can find more about the token on the website, as well as information on how many others are registered and are sharing Hive links daily. Instructions on how to register can also be found on the website. Supplemental information about the registration can be found in this post. If you encounter difficulties during registration, you can always message in OCD's Discord channel.