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- Some numbers on tweets per follower as a measurement of a twitter user
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- "Time on Twitter" from: http://howlongontwitter.com/default.aspx
- Numbers of tweets and followers sampled from their timeline during the early evening 25th April 2012.
- - not done at precisely the same time
- - taking Twitter's tweet count as being accurate (deletions, miscounts etc... not able to assess)
- @jamesrbuk Since May 17, 2009: 1,074 days 32,205 tweets 29.98/day
- Followers: 9,525 3.38/follower
- @James_Macintyre Since April 07, 2010: 749 days 5,277 tweets 7.05/day
- Followers: 7,059 0.75/follower
- @helenlewis Since June 18, 2007: 1,773 days 23,925 tweets 13.49/day
- Followers: 9,677 2.47/follower
- @bengoldacre Since June 09, 2007: 1,782 days 25,222 tweets 14.15/day
- Followers: 189,727 0.13/follower
- @arusbridger Since January 26, 2009: 1,185 days 2,319 tweets 1.96/day
- Followers: 74,864 0.03/follower
- And me, a regular member of the public who gets a bit ranty about the telly on twitter:
- @cjjmccray Since July 17, 2009: 1,013 days 33,799 tweets 33.37/day
- Followers: 1,310 25.80/follower
- YES! Higher numbers in both metrics - so I win! No, wait now...how does this work?
- This (frankly pisspoor) piece of pseudo-analysis misses a number of other issues here, such as:
- - how many of these tweets are conversational @ replies to specific individuals?
- - how many are just "I think THIS!" broadcasts to their followers?
- And is there any point in comparing journalists, scientists, newspaper editors and regular members of the public?
- Probably not.
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