The phrase "act of post" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an action related to posting something, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The act of post was not clearly defined in the guidelines."
Alternatives: "posting action" or "act of posting".
He would engage in a provocative act of post-postmodernism by writing a book about failing to get his Holocaust novel published.
In what appears to be their first act of post-election terrorism, the Tigers seemed to be signalling that nothing has changed.
He willingly concedes that his approach to publicity has eroded faith in his ability to deliver products; he concedes that even his act of post-hype contrition has become staid and tiresome to many.
Trolling, the act of posting disruptive or inflammatory comments online in order to provoke fellow readers, has been the focus of much recent attention.
He found the act of posting this first honku therapeutic, so he posted some more: Terrorism is a Lincoln Continental leaning on the horn.
This article was amended on 9 July 2018 to clarify in copy and page furniture that the arrests were made for the content of the Instagram videos, not the act of posting them online.
Trolling, defined as the act of posting inflammatory, derogatory or provocative messages in public forums, is a problem as old as the Internet itself, although its roots go much farther back.
And, referring to the act of posting provocative messages online – known as "trolling" - she added: "[We should] tweet the holding message 'Waiting for a troll solution.'" She received support from actress Rebecca Front and comedian Dara Ó Briain, among others.
A recent online comic, Paths, written by Mikki Kendall, creator of #solidarityisforwhitewomen and #fasttailedgirls, details the process through which a young man comes to understand the harm he caused by re-posting a female student's nude image – as a bystander to another person's original non-consensual act of posting of the photo.
The first to appear was: **{:.break one} ** You from New Jersey honking in front of my house in your S.U.V. ** He found the act of posting this first honku therapeutic, so he posted some more: {:.break one} ** Terrorism is a Lincoln Continental leaning on the horn.
The actual act of posting isn't the only distracting aspect of social media, however.
