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Link Bait: Mapping the Spread of the Epic Twitter Link Chain
- dpanah 13y agoVery very very cool.
- citricsquid 13y agoThere's a reddit version of this idea called the "Reddit Switcharoo". The current chain has been going since 2011 and is (I believe) 10s of thousands of links long: http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1xm5jx/if_everyone_was_exactly_like_you_what_industries/cfcwlxa?context=2 http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1xm5jx/if_everyon... http://www.reddit.com/r/switcharoo http://www.reddit.com/r/switcharoo
- BorisMelnik 13y agosuch a creative and well thought out/researched post. definitely a tad over my head from a technical standpoint but conceptually found this very interesting and would love to see more.
- djulius 13y agoI really like your irony. +1 from me my friend ! TL;DR Sherlock version : Boring
- porker 13y agoFor the 'Nerdy Graphs' at the end: what's being used to plot them? I don't recognise this with the buttons above the graphs.
- loganhasson 13y agoI used Cytoscape. Has some awesome network analysis features.
- zacharycohn 13y agoSo... who started it?
- nardi 13y agoThat information is in the first paragraph.
- aviflombaum 13y agosuper good use of a snow day. really cool. would want to see a high res version of the graph and maybe a summary of the largest viral effect.
- altyus 13y agoThis is amazing! Well thought out and beautiful to look at.
- Ronsenshi 13y agoNice work, man. I stumbled upon such tweet myself couple of days ago and was wondering where/how it started and link-chain spread. Thanks for the answer!
- vcavallo 13y agoAwesome work!