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It's not symmetric! None of Henry Waxman's friends are friending him back, but they're mostly in a clique with each other. Lonely little CA-33, nobody understa
by bcoates 13y ago
It's not symmetric! None of Henry Waxman's friends are friending him back, but they're mostly in a clique with each other.
Lonely little CA-33, nobody understands you...
- protomyth 13y agoI'm not sure I get how it couldn't be symmetric? Is there an explanation or I guess I don't get the definition of like.
- Retric 13y agoIt's based on how similar someone is to someone else and some people have closer matches than others. Fictitious Example where your listing top 5: Adam and Bob are a 80% match. Bob and Ted are a 90% match. Adam has 1 match better than 75%, but Bob has 5 matches better than 85%. Thus Adam links to Bob as his #1, but Bob does not link to Adam in his top 5.
- nealb 13y agoyep! for a great example, try out Rush Holt (http://www.congressbuddies.com/?name=Rush%20Holt http://www.congressbuddies.com/?name=Rush%20Holt) None of his top-5 "buddies" have him anywhere in their own top-5 lists, which is pretty unusual.