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You may have noticed a bunch of little icons on the bottom of posts. Here’s what they mean.

The arrow is post shares. You can share posts externally by embedding them, copying the link, or to another social media site.

The reply icon is post replies. When you reply to a post, the comment stays in the notes section of the post. Sometimes this isn’t available because replies were turned off.

The two arrows are reblogs. Reblogging a post reposts it to your blog. This is where the fun happens. You can simply reblog a post. Or you can throw in your own content in a reblog, adding to the conversation.

And the heart is likes. Liking a post adds it to your liked posts on your blog.

Notes are the number of likes, reblogs, and replies combined. Notes can also refer to the section under a post that displays the history of likes, reblogs, and replies..

You may have noticed a bunch of little icons on the bottom of posts. Here’s what they mean.

The arrow is post shares. You can share posts externally by embedding them, copying the link, or to another social media site.

The reply icon is post replies. When you reply to a post, the comment stays in the notes section of the post. Sometimes this isn’t available because replies were turned off.

The two arrows are reblogs. Reblogging a post reposts it to your blog. This is where the fun happens. You can simply reblog a post. Or you can throw in your own content in a reblog, adding to the conversation.

And the heart is likes. Liking a post adds it to your liked posts on your blog.

Notes are the number of likes, reblogs, and replies combined. Notes can also refer to the section under a post that displays the history of likes, reblogs, and replies..