What is a hashtag?

Hashtags encourage users to spawn new conversations out of existing ones or incorporate others' conversations into a current one by highlighting topics across groups and applications.

How hashtags work

• When you enter a hashtag into the body of a post, reply, comment, or status message and begin typing the term, Verint Community searches for and suggests similar hashtags. For example if you type "#sum" into a post, Verint Community looks for any other hashtags on the site that contain "sum" and offers a drop-down list of hashtag(s) for you to choose from.
• Hashtags don't have to be previously used. For example if  "#sum" has not been used in any previous hashtag, Verint Community will offer to hashtag the term as you type it ("#sum," "#summ," #summe," or "#summer").
• If you enter a # (pound sign) before a term, you must select the hashtag from the generated list in order for the content to be indexed on that hashtag. If you choose not to select a hashtag from the list, the term is treated like any other term in search results.
• Entering a hashtag in the search field will return only hashtagged terms. Entering the term without the # will result in finding both hashtagged and unhashtagged content.

What you can hashtag

Hashtagging is available within most content subject to content filtering rules. If you start typing # and the suggestions show, you can hashtag.

Finding hashtagged discussions

When you click on a hashtag in content, you see a filtered, contextual list of all content containing that hashtag.