Write a few versions of an evergreen post and rotate them. Networks such as X refuse identical repeats.
In 1Post a repeat is a rule on a post: an interval, a repeat count and an end date.
Glossary
Evergreen content: what it means
Evergreen content stays useful long after it is posted, such as a how-to or a checklist, so it can be shared again. Scheduling tools repeat it on an interval. The same text sent twice in a row to one account can be refused as a duplicate on some networks, so rotate versions.
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