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Some quick stats on #boycottrachelriley as of about 10:10pm today:
🙄 4663 users have tweeted or retweeted the hashtag.
🙄 There were 10530 tweets all together, or 8437 if you exclude retweets.
🙄 The top 10% more prolific users are responsible for 45% of tweets (excluding RTs).
🙄 4663 users have tweeted or retweeted the hashtag.
🙄 There were 10530 tweets all together, or 8437 if you exclude retweets.
🙄 The top 10% more prolific users are responsible for 45% of tweets (excluding RTs).
Obviously intent in this dataset is mixed. Three of the most retweeted tweets - like this one from @Baddiel - were pointing out how awful it was.
The most prolific tweeter is this chap, who used the hashtag 100 times today.
“True Labour”.
“True Labour”.
Basically these numbers seem broadly in line with the various other Corbynite hashtag campaigns, and ultimately it is a relatively small pool of people doing most of the work.
One last push for this little thread offering some actual, empirical data on the size of the Boycott Rachel Riley thing.
