Show HN: I built this website to help people with hashtags. Hope you'll enjoy it

Satire requires a bit more groundwork than this really.

I thought this would look for words in your text that make for a good hashtag, e.g. converting "you only live once" to "#yolo", and make hashtags from nouns but not verbs and commonly used words. Unfortunately it seems to just put a "#" in front of every word, which (for me) isn't even worth it to go to that website, type my text, copy it over to twitter/instagram, paste it, then send it.

Putting a # in front of every word is not exactly what hashtags are meant to be for.

In what way does this help people with hashtags? What problem is adressed? Just by looking at the use of hashtags by my non-technical acquaintances on Twitter or Facebook, nobody seems to have a problem with them. #confused<p>Idea for your next website: de-hashtagify a text. Implementation: something like s&#x2F;#&#x2F;&#x2F;g on the input text.

#This #might #be #a #joke #but #there&#x27;s #actually #a #lot #of #fun #work #to #be #had #in #building #systems #that #can #auto-tag #text #(or #&quot;auto #classification&quot; #in #the #pre-hashtag #era #;-)).

Shameless plug: if you really need something that can help you with hashtags, you can try my <a href="http://hashtagify.me/" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;hashtagify.me&#x2F;</a>

The $(&#x27;.pure-g h3.l-hashtags&#x27;)-Headline is driving me insane.<p>I guess this is not satire, since this tool suggests some tags. (I guess the hashtagging of every word is just a little side-joke.)

It seems like a joke , but then kinda doesn&#x27;t... 2 stars.

Am I the only one who gets annoyed when there are 3+ hashtags?

i dont get it. is this meant to be humorous? also - why did it take 3 people to build this?

#satire

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