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There is somewhat of an incentive to consciously misspell words on Twitter to save characters which muddles potential analysis like this. Admittedly that doesn
by gmu3 14y ago
There is somewhat of an incentive to consciously misspell words on Twitter to save characters which muddles potential analysis like this.
Admittedly that doesn't apply here with "anyways" but it perhaps does with "yea". Perhaps throw out tweets over a certain length?
- ddod 14y agoThat's why I'm not relying on any single metric, as well as framing it in the context of time. If Justin Beiber asks his fans to vote yea or nay on something, it might mess up the yea:yeah metric, but it should eventually normalize, and while it isn't normalized, the anyways:anyway metric should still be fine (Unless JBeibs is asking his fans to vote yea or nay on naming his new album "Anyways").