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Definition of cross-posting in English: cross-postingnoun mass noun1The posting of a message, link, image, etc. to more than one online location. I'm a fan of cross-posting, and consider it just another way in which people can reach a broad audience count noun abusive cross-postings have become a serious problem Example sentencesExamples - Cross-posting from other forums is not allowed.
- Please forgive the excessive cross-posting.
- The company also considers each media outpost an exclusive "channel," which means there is lots of cross-posting of content from different platforms to make sure users who only tune into one place are being best served.
- Here's an e-mail I just got, apols for any cross-posting.
- Apologies for cross-posting.
- A reader has rightly pointed out that their figures for number of postings may be inflated due to cross-postings.
- I think that networking and cross-posting and being involved in as many groups as possible is always beneficial for any organization.
- For cross-postings, kindly use the active hyperlink address of the original article.
- We have done our utmost to avoid cross-posting, but we apologise if you do receive this from more than one source.
- I'll try to restrain myself from cross-posting on my other feed.
2The transfer of an employee to a different department of place of work, or a soldier to a different regiment. increased cross-posting gives promising officers the chance to command infantry on the ground count noun his Chief Constable will describe the move as a routine cross-posting Example sentencesExamples - An effective personnel department in Whitehall would ensure more cross-posting between departments.
- Each section of the secretariat concentrated on its own field of policy; there was much less cross-posting within the office.
- An important part of the reasoning behind this new structure was to encourage recruiting and retention, by promoting regimental espirit de corps still further and minimising cross-posting between regiments.
- Such a system would also allow a greater degree of cross-posting with soldiers being transferred to other regiments regardless of their original cap badge.
- The exercise, which represents an estimated one-third reduction in the number of missions staff abroad, involves the cross-posting of more than 140 officers and the closure of four consulates.
- If you have a skeleton organisation you do tend to have more cross-postings within it and wider experience gained by individuals within it.
Definition of cross-posting in US English: cross-postingnounˌkrôsˈpōstiNg The posting of a message, link, image, etc., to more than one online location. I'm a fan of cross-posting, and consider it just another way in which people can reach a broad audience abusive cross-postings have become a serious problem Example sentencesExamples - For cross-postings, kindly use the active hyperlink address of the original article.
- Cross-posting from other forums is not allowed.
- Here's an e-mail I just got, apols for any cross-posting.
- I'll try to restrain myself from cross-posting on my other feed.
- Please forgive the excessive cross-posting.
- We have done our utmost to avoid cross-posting, but we apologise if you do receive this from more than one source.
- I think that networking and cross-posting and being involved in as many groups as possible is always beneficial for any organization.
- Apologies for cross-posting.
- The company also considers each media outpost an exclusive "channel," which means there is lots of cross-posting of content from different platforms to make sure users who only tune into one place are being best served.
- A reader has rightly pointed out that their figures for number of postings may be inflated due to cross-postings.
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