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same as false rumors on twitter, everyone retweets without even following the link, assuming the research has already been done by the OP, or retweeter. atleas
by bigjust 17y ago
same as false rumors on twitter, everyone retweets without even following the link, assuming the research has already been done by the OP, or retweeter.
atleast with facebook you can see the span of who was gullible enough to join. Is there a way to map retweets to see the scope of a false link/post?
btw facebook groups are a joke. period. seriously, most are just a punchline.
- nollidge 17y ago> Is there a way to map retweets to see the scope of a false link/post? I can't access twitter at work, but I'm guessing yes, since retweets are now a first-class function on twitter.