Currently, dSocial has one function where user A can repost the post of another user B, with a comment. In the other social apps, this behavior with a comment is called "quote", and there are separate buttons for "repost" and "quote". In the other apps, when you click "repost", it just does a repost without a comment. This difference is important for what happens when a third user C clicks the "react", "repost" and "quote" buttons while looking at the post in the feed of user A.
If it came from "repost", then the "react", "repost" and "quote" buttons work as if user C was looking at the original post in the feed of user B.
If it came from "quote" (with comment), then the "react", "repost" and "quote" buttons apply to the comment post of user A. (For example, a "gnod" reaction is added to the comment from user A, not the original post of user B.)
Currently, dSocial has one function where user A can repost the post of another user B, with a comment. In the other social apps, this behavior with a comment is called "quote", and there are separate buttons for "repost" and "quote". In the other apps, when you click "repost", it just does a repost without a comment. This difference is important for what happens when a third user C clicks the "react", "repost" and "quote" buttons while looking at the post in the feed of user A.