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Keyword spam is another issue. Yesterday i was watching a Microsoft conference on digitalwpc.com and it shows tweets with the #wpc09 keyword. Initially it seeme
by felixmar 17y ago
Keyword spam is another issue. Yesterday i was watching a Microsoft conference on digitalwpc.com and it shows tweets with the #wpc09 keyword. Initially it seemed nice to show tweets on the site, but spam (and sometimes stupid comments) made it annoying after a while.
- DanielBMarkham 17y agoI'd like to learn more about the relationship between keywords and tweets. Are there programs that capture tweets in realtime that have certain keywords? Are there correlation tools that map between users and keywords? Can you have something like PageRank, only for tweets (or tweeters?)
- diego 17y agoYou may want to take a look at our app, http://twist.flaptor.com/ http://twist.flaptor.com/ It's like Google Trends for Twitter. Instead of queries, we track what people say. You can see how a keyword explodes and becomes a trend in an hour or two. For example, yesterday someone saw an amber alert. It turns out this person was the mother of @ddlovato, who has 600k followers. You can see the mother's tweet, ddlovato's mention 18 minutes later and a subsequent explosion of retweets until they reached 0.4% of all tweets during the hour (that's probably in the thousands). http://twist.flaptor.com/trends?gram=child+abducted&span=168&start=2009071311&end=2009071405&hot=true http://twist.flaptor.com/trends?gram=child+abducted&span...