This tag holds general articles about using VKontakte as part of a PostRSS-driven distribution strategy, covering both setup and the platform's distinct audience behavior compared to Western-centric networks. It focuses on VKontakte's tolerance for longer, more substantive post text than X's brevity-first culture, and on the difference between automating a VK Page versus a Group, which fosters more two-way community interaction. VKontakte is a meaningful differentiator for PostRSS, since competitors like Dlvr.it and Buffer generally don't support it at all. Articles here also cover localizing templates specifically for a VK audience rather than reusing wording written for other platforms. This tag pairs with international for readers building a platform strategy around a Russian or CIS-focused audience.