I just read this post by @steevc: [*Can you re-Steem too much?*](https://steemit.com/steemit/@steevc/can-you-re-steem-too-much)

And it made me consider how I use Steemit and also how it might be improved when it comes to resharing.


Resharing is a basic part of most social networks (I do not really know of any that does not have the feature) - I wrote about it in this post: [*About the importance of reshares and the problem with reshares.*](https://steemit.com/resteem/@katharsisdrill/about-the-importance-of-reshares-and-the-problem-with-reshares) - In general I see reshares as something good, the only incetive you have to reshare a post on most networks is that it is interesting. In this way it plays into the Steemit project of creating a high quality bloggging and social media platform.

But reshares can be anoying both the resharer himself and to the people that will have posts in their feeed that they did not ask for.

Two buttons could maybe help:

![reshare01.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQme5LM7DavSU4G96WbN6WUUxBM65ANqqXUPbWbegoVbZ3F/reshare01.jpg)

*Toogle reshares on/of for the profile - you will be able to mute all reshares from this profile*

![reshare02.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmc5LhbSJjkNNNnNPAeLbdQ6NgxFjH2JYXhCggF2nkewoY/reshare02.jpg)

*Toogle reshares on/off on the profile page*

They could also just be one button, but I think that the more possibilities you have the better.


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