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I wonder if it wasn't, in some way, correlated with the length. More characters means more like to be seen.

• dcurtis 17y ago
  I tried other longer but dulled phrases: "Please follow me on twitter here." "I have an account on twitter." "I'm @dcurtis on twitter." "Follow me at http://twitter.com/dcurtis http://twitter.com/dcurtis They performed poorly.
  • delano 17y ago
    You ought to include those in the data set.
    • Evgeny 17y ago
      You should include those in the data set.
      • delano 17y ago
        Is it "should"? I don't like that word. Are there other options?
        • neilc 17y ago
          I think the parent comment was a joke -- "ought to" is perfectly fine usage in that situation, I believe.