reshare

3.5

An act of posting something again so more people see it

: recompartición

His post received a lot of attention, leading to a significant number of reshares among his followers.
likes and reshares

Examples

So I'm going down my stream, +1-ing everyone's reshare of this post because I'm in 100% agreement with all of the pointers listed.

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Make sure some is 'your own,' not just reshares of others.

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So that Interstate resharing stuff suggests that networks are not necessarily local.
The video went viral because of the countless reshares across multiple social media platforms.
After the announcement, there were many reshares of the original post, making it difficult to track who shared it first.

retransmission

vsreshare

1 4.4

Sending a TV program or message again so more people can receive it

means sharing content again on social platforms rather than technical broadcasting or sending

reblog

vsreshare

1 4.4

A post that shares someone else's content on a blog or social site

covers any act of sharing the same content again online not limited to posts

republishing

vsreshare

1 3.9

Making a book or article available to readers again

applies to informal online sharing of content rather than formal published works

withholding

5 7.0

Keeping something and not giving it when others expect it

promotion

124 3.2

reshare

3.5

111 3.1

reshare singular

reshares plural

reshare = reshare (transparent) = re + share

The noun is a standard zero-derived event noun from the verb 'reshare', meaning an act of resharing.

Reshare is made of re- 'again' and share, so as a noun it means one act of sharing something again, for example a repost on social media.