Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: While microblog readers have a wide variety of reactions to the content they see, studies have tended to focus on extremes such as reteting and unfollowing. To understand the broad continuum of reactions in-beten, which are typically not shared publicly,  designed a bsite that collected the first large corpus of follor ratings on Twitter updates. Using our dataset of over 43,000 voluntary ratings,  find that nearly 36% of the rated tets are worth reading, 25% are not, and 39% are middling. These results suggest that users tolerate a large amount of less-desired content in their feeds.  find that users value information sharing and random thoughts above me-oriented or presence updates.  also offer insight into evolving social norms, such as lack of context and misuse of @mentions and hashtags.  discuss implications for emerging practice and tool design.
['Paul André', 'Michael S. Bernstein', 'Kurt Luther']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Who gives a tweet?: evaluating microblog content value
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