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Social Media Taboo: Twitter Followers vs. Following Ratio by @ nebojsa.todorovic
How many popular Twitter accounts with the extremely disproportional ratio of followers and following are out there? What about those with ZERO following? What Does Your Twitter Follow Ratio Say About You?
by Ghost of HackerNoon @ nebojsa.todorovic . Guerrilla Journalist
Published at Aug 06, 2020 by nebojsa.todorovic # payoneer
Published at Jan 18, 2022 by nebojsa.todorovic # matrix
Published at Nov 26, 2021 by nebojsa.todorovic # technology
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Twitter math is simple. How many people do you follow? How many people follow you? Two numbers, that's it.
Twitter users are complicated. Countless questions, recommendations, and analyses about the so-called "perfect" or "golden" ratio of "followers" vs. "following."
There's an interesting Twitter "phenomenon." I think it deserves a story.
For me, it all started with the tweets of God. The content is hilarious and brilliant. There's one number that caught my eye, though. This Twitter user, with 6.2M followers, follows only one person. Who could that be?
Justin Bieber. Who else? It makes perfect sense.
I wonder, how many popular Twitter accounts with the extremely disproportional ratio of followers and following are out there? What about those with ZERO following?
I'm playing with fire here. My teenage daughter is a huge fan of one "disproportionate" Twitter user. Luckily for me, she cares more about Instagram posts than her daddy's stories. Either way, I count on your discretion, my dear readers. You know how they say: snitches get stitches.
Again, it makes sense. If "God" on Twitter follows the one and only Justin, then the goddess follows no one. I stumbled upon this question online: What Your Follow Ratio Says About You? I don't know. I guess these numbers or lack of Twitter following numbers are open to interpretations. "God" has a good sense of humor. Taylor Swift wants to be Switzerland of Twitter (neutral). I don't know. I don't care.
The most popular Twitter account with the highest number of followers belongs to Barack Obama. More than a "healthy ratio" of his account's followers and following, I respect the choice and especially the order of words for his bio. He's first a dad and husband, and then a President and citizen.
What about me, you Critical Drinker, I mean Critical Thinker Noonies Award Nominee? Sorry, it's easy to get confused.
Well, I no longer have a Twitter account. I don't miss it, except for one particular time of the year. It's this time of the year - the Hacker Noon Noonies season. Don't get me wrong. I don't need Twitter to increase my chances of winning an award. I miss sharing my stories and replying to comments.
I guess it's the time for my moment of truth. Fair and square, I became obsessed with this ratio that I couldn't take it anymore. I cared more about the number of my followers than the quality of my tweets. I felt like a Twitter loser. But that's not the only reason I'm staying away from Twitter.
Twitter algorithms and moderators put the fear of God in me. What happened? Well, the road to hell of Twitter suspension is pawed with good intentions and "dangerous" hashtags.
As I already said, my intentions were good; please don't get me misunderstood. I admit that I should've known better when I look back at it. In my defense, I can say that those were the early days of the pandemic. Who could have known and guessed that COVID-related hashtags would become controversial and potentially harmful? I certainly didn't.
So, here I am, in my self-imposed social media exile. I feel less stressed. I also feel good and proud when Hacker Noon tweets my stories. I saved screenshots of my top stories from the last year's contest. I also took some new ones from the Noonies2021. Talking about Christmas vibes and unforgettable moments.
So, what's the moral of this story? Let me try this one.
Nowadays, you can buy yourself Twitter followers as many as you want. At the same time, we all know there's software that calculates a different kind of ratio - real vs. fake Twitter followers. So, let's care more about words and less about numbers for a change. How hard can it be?
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I don’t remember much from my early childhood, but one of the things that I do remember quite clearly is this particular moment from kindergarten. A new boy was about to join my kindergarten class, and in the afternoon before his arrival, our teacher gathered all the kids to tell us a bit about him. One of the things that the teacher told us about the new boy was that he was born without one of his arms. At first, I felt quite confused since, at the time, I had never met anyone who didn’t have one of their limbs. But because our teacher seemed super chill about it and calmly answered all of our questions, after a few moments, this whole concept started to look perfectly normal. And after finally meeting the new boy, I thought that his prosthetic arm was pretty cool.
At the time, I didn’t think much of it. Fast forward to now, I can’t help but appreciate the way our kindergarten teacher decided to introduce to us the topic of disability. Because, unfortunately, not all teachers and parents choose to use a similar approach. Instead, they end up tiptoeing around it and treating the topic of disability as some kind of taboo.
Recently, a Twitter user @gendrf*ck posted a thread in which they explained why it’s important for adults to approach the topic of disability in a calm and relaxed manner instead of feeling uncomfortable and treating it as a hush-hush thing.
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Ellis’ Twitter thread quickly gained a lot of attention, and in just a few days gathered over 788k likes along with more than 81k retweets. Many users were thanking Ellis for publicly sharing his story while others got inspired to write about their own experiences surrounding the topic of disability.
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Lovely! I think that we also need to tech kids (and adults) that not all disabilities or illnesses are visible. I have severe endometriosis (amongst other things) but because the constant pain and fatigue aren’t visible a lot of people don’t take it seriously. I can’t work at all but I can’t even ask for financial help because “it’s not that bad”.
I spent eight years fighting for my right to a hysterectomy due to debilitating endometriosis. I finally won last year and words can't express how wonderful it is to be free of that pain. Fight for your right to treatment!
So punch anyone in the face who tells you this and tell them it (the punch) isn't that bad.
I was always torn when my kids asked questions like this. I always answered simply, casually, and honestly, but never wanted to dwell on the subject because A. It's rude to talk *about* people instead of *to* them, but B. I wasn't going to send my kid over to ask questions because it's not the disabled person's responsibility to have to educate my curious kid.
True. And you have NO idea who the person is. Are they grumpy and think the people are rude and will say something inappropriate?
Exactly. Same here. My goal is to raise an adult who knows how to behave. Adults do not talk about strangers' bodies in public.
When my kids were little and noticed and asked about people who looked different from them, my go-to response was, "Wouldn't the world be very boring if we all looked the same?"
Lovely! I think that we also need to tech kids (and adults) that not all disabilities or illnesses are visible. I have severe endometriosis (amongst other things) but because the constant pain and fatigue aren’t visible a lot of people don’t take it seriously. I can’t work at all but I can’t even ask for financial help because “it’s not that bad”.
I spent eight years fighting for my right to a hysterectomy due to debilitating endometriosis. I finally won last year and words can't express how wonderful it is to be free of that pain. Fight for your right to treatment!
So punch anyone in the face who tells you this and tell them it (the punch) isn't that bad.
I was always torn when my kids asked questions like this. I always answered simply, casually, and honestly, but never wanted to dwell on the subject because A. It's rude to talk *about* people instead of *to* them, but B. I wasn't going to send my kid over to ask questions because it's not the disabled person's responsibility to have to educate my curious kid.
True. And you have NO idea who the person is. Are they grumpy and think the people are rude and will say something inappropriate?
Exactly. Same here. My goal is to raise an adult who knows how to behave. Adults do not talk about strangers' bodies in public.
When my kids were little and noticed and asked about people who looked different from them, my go-to response was, "Wouldn't the world be very boring if we all looked the same?"
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