There's always about 30 of them as well. I want to reply with sarcastic ones they might have missed or suggest they hashtag every word in the dictionary.

Using #LowercaseOnly instead if #CamelCase on #Hashtags impedes #TextToSpeech systems!

I used to know a singer on instagram, who would, literally, make every single word of his posts a hashtag! That was both funny, and on a not too much deeper level, yelling desperation of being seen! 😀
Although I'd be surprised if instagram wouldn't actually take some precaution against such spammy posts back then.

What seven the point!? That's half my issue with crypto bros using #NVDA - I understand the context, but no-one actually searches for info on NVIDIA shares (on social media) using that hashtag therefore, why use it, when the is a well established use for it in a completely different context. I've had slightly more success convincing people of that on this platform than the dumpster fire which is what was twitter

@Quentin I'm inclined to agree, except I was never sure whether perhaps there was some subculture that actually *does* search for/track info on specific shares using social media?

I mean, I guess it's possible, but my thinking on it is. If I invest in ONLY Nvidia shares, I'll probably follow their official accounts and / or one or two companies who closely track them AND I TRUST. If I buy (or am interested in following) shares from 30 different companies or every major tech company, etc, am I really going to track every possible hashtag for all their stock tickers and names etc? Maybe if I worked for Nvidia's social media team, I might follow it.... but if I did, I'd probably see that even then there are more people posting about the screen reader than anything else under NVDA.