fix(hands): resolve merge conflict markers left by PR #12

Remove git conflict markers from linkedin, reddit, and twitter
HAND.toml and SKILL.md files. Keep the more complete version
(with new settings i18n translations) and fix French/Spanish
accent issues (dépasser, entraîner, média, réponse, conexión,
imágenes, Mode de croissance).
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## Advanced Engagement Patterns
### Quote Tweet vs Reply vs Retweet
Choosing the right interaction type determines whether you gain visibility or waste it.
**Use a Quote Tweet when**:
- You have a distinct take or added context (not just "this!")
- The original tweet has high impressions and you want to draft off its reach
- You are crediting someone while adding your own insight for your audience
- The original author has a similar or larger following (exposes you to their audience)
**Use a Reply when**:
- You want to build a direct relationship with the author
- Your comment only makes sense in context of the original
- The original author has a much larger following (replies show on their thread, giving you visibility without looking self-promotional)
- You are answering a question or adding a correction
**Use a plain Retweet when**:
- The original says everything perfectly and you have nothing to add
- You want to signal-boost a community member, customer, or partner
- The content is time-sensitive (breaking news, event announcements)
**Avoid**:
- Quote tweeting with only emojis or "this" -- adds no value, looks lazy
- Quote tweeting someone with fewer followers just to dunk -- punching down
- Retweeting more than 3-4 times per day -- dilutes your original content ratio
### Thread Repurposing
A thread that performed well contains 5-7 standalone content pieces. Extract them over the following week to maximize ROI.
**Process**:
1. Day 0 (original): Post the full thread
2. Day 2: Pull the single most quotable tweet from the thread. Post it standalone with slightly different wording. No link back to the thread
3. Day 4: Turn a data point or example from the thread into a graphic or screenshot tweet
4. Day 6: Post the thread's core thesis as a hot take (one tweet, punchy)
5. Day 8+: If engagement stayed strong, post a "Part 2" thread that goes deeper on whichever tweet in the original got the most replies
**Rules**:
- Change the wording each time -- copy-pasting feels like spam to followers who saw the original
- Space extractions at least 48 hours apart
- Stop if any extraction underperforms significantly -- the topic is tapped out
- Never repurpose a thread that got low engagement; the content did not resonate
### Trending Topic Participation
**When to participate**:
- The trend directly intersects one of your content pillars
- You have a genuine, informed perspective (not a generic reaction)
- The trend is still rising (check the "Trending" tab; if it has been trending for >12 hours, you are late)
- The tone of the trend matches your brand voice
**When to avoid**:
- Tragedy, disaster, or crisis events -- opportunistic posting destroys trust
- Highly polarized political or social debates outside your expertise
- Trends driven by outrage mobs -- associating your brand is high-risk, low-reward
- You would need to force-fit your product or message into the trend
**Execution**:
- Lead with your actual insight, not the hashtag. The hashtag goes at the end or is omitted entirely if the topic keyword is in your text
- Be early or be different. If 50 people have already made the same joke, skip it
- Tie back to your pillar: "Trend X is exactly why [your pillar topic] matters more than ever"
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## Advanced Engagement Patterns
### Quote Tweet vs Reply vs Retweet
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## Content Calendar Template
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