this type of post can't be shared to stories

It could be due to the format or nature of the post. Some platforms only allow specific kinds of content like photos, short videos or text in a particular style to be shared to stories. If this post doesn't fit those criteria, it can't be shared. For instance, if it's a very long and complex document that doesn't conform to the story's simplicity requirement, it won't be shareable.

You can check the platform's guidelines to see if there are any steps you can take to make the post shareable. Maybe it needs some modification.

Yes, often they can. For instance, on Facebook, if you share someone's post, it usually shows up on their activity feed or they may receive a notification. This is a way for the platform to promote transparency and also to give credit to the original poster.

It might be due to Spotify's terms of service or privacy policies that restrict such sharing.

It might be due to Spotify's terms of service or privacy policies that restrict such sharing.

Maybe it's due to Spotify's terms of service or platform restrictions. They might have certain rules in place to control the sharing functionality.

Maybe there are some copyright issues or the platform has restrictions. Check the terms and conditions.

There could be a few reasons. Maybe it's a technical glitch or a compatibility issue with the story-sharing feature of the other platform. Also, it could be that Spotify has not enabled this sharing option for security or legal reasons.

You usually need to enable the sharing option within the settings of the post or the platform where the story is hosted.

Yes, they can. For instance, on Twitter, if you retweet someone's post, the original tweeter can see that their tweet has been retweeted. They can also see some basic stats about the retweets, like how many times it has been retweeted. It's a way for the content creator to gauge the popularity of their post.