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> You can reasonably expect that number to be higher, given how many dormant accounts Twitter has. You would measure it in terms of MAU - not total created acc
by onlyrealcuzzo 4y ago
> You can reasonably expect that number to be higher, given how many dormant accounts Twitter has.
You would measure it in terms of MAU - not total created accounts - right?
- muglug 4y agoMAU has to be done sort-of retroactively: you could say "given the accounts we now know to be bots and have removed, what percentage of January 2022's MAU were inauthentic". Sometimes bot accounts will do organic-looking behaviour for at least a month to evade automatic detection, before doing explicit bot-like things (following particular accounts en-masse).