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Why Every Post Says "Pass" (And Why That’s Good News)

Why am I only seeing "Pass" tags?

When you first install the ReplyHunter extension and start browsing X, you might notice that every post has a Pass tag attached to it. It's easy to assume the extension isn't working correctly, but this is actually expected behavior!

A "Pass" tag simply means that the posts in your current feed or niche are considered "low-level" from an impressions and engagement perspective. The extension evaluates the potential reach of a post and advises you to pass on it if replying wouldn't yield significant visibility.

Example of a Pass tag on a post

How to find "Reply" tags

To start seeing Reply tags, you need to explore posts with higher engagement potential. We recommend checking out broader, highly active topics such as:

  • Video games and Esports
  • Sports and live events
  • Trending "doom-scrolling" or viral videos
  • Major tech announcements
Example of a Reply tag on a post

When you navigate to these high-traffic areas, ReplyHunter will start identifying valuable opportunities and display the Reply tag, letting you know it's a great time to engage.

💡 Tip: Use the following list—Impressions Farming—to easily find high-value posts.

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