Tweets Analysis - Keyword: @katewong
Overview
Total number of tweets analysed
13
Earliest tweet was on
2023-03-23
Latest tweet was on
2023-03-31
Tweets covering
8 days
Average age of authors' accounts
8 years
Summarization
The tweets cover a range of topics including apologies for errors in proofreading of an article, clarification of size measurements in cetaceans, criticism of the editorial direction of a publication, and a request for help with YouTube subscriptions. Some tweets mention COVID-19 vaccines and a request for reporting on vaccine-related deaths and injuries.
Topic Modeling
- Apologies for errors in scientific publications
- Discussion on magnitude and measurement of size in cetaceans
- Criticism of Scientific American's credibility and coverage of science
- Misinformation and controversy surrounding COVID-19 vaccinations
- Promotion of personal YouTube channel
Emotional Analysis
In these tweets, a range of emotions are expressed. Some express apologies and understanding when mistakes are pointed out, while others question the accuracy of scientific information. Additionally, emotions such as frustration and anger are expressed towards the publication and its editor in chief. Lastly, there are requests for help and support, albeit not necessarily related to the scientific topic being discussed in the thread.
Trend Analysis
- Editorial and review issues with articles published in Current Biology
- Discussions around size and measurement in cetaceans
- Criticism of the editorial direction and integrity of Scientific American
- Misinformation and conspiracy theories regarding COVID-19 vaccines
- Promotion of personal YouTube channels and content
Types of Tweets
Number of Retweets
3
Percentage of total tweets
23%
Number of Original tweets
0
Percentage of total tweets
0%
Number of tweets that contain Mentions
13
Percentage of total tweets
100%
Number of tweets that were Replies
10
Percentage of total tweets
76%
Number of tweets that were Quotes
1
Percentage of total tweets
7%
Number of tweets that contain Hashtags
1
Percentage of total tweets
7%
Top 5 devices used to tweet
| Source | Count |
|---|---|
| Twitter Web App | 7 |
| Twitter for iPhone | 4 |
| Twitter for Android | 2 |
What devices were used to tweet
Top 10 accounts with highest followers count
| Username | Name | Bio | Followers count |
|---|---|---|---|
| katewong | Kate Wong | Senior editor at Scientific American. I write about human origins, animals past and present, wildlife conservation. Views are my own. | 14,529 |
| radicalanthro | Radical Anthropology | London's longest-running evening class; talks on Indigenous culture, human origins, what makes us human. Tuesday term-time, free @radicalanthro@c.im Mastodon | 6,980 |
| dcastelvecchi | Davide Castelvecchi | Journalist covering physics, astronomy, math, and technology news @Nature | 6,545 |
| gustavoburin | Gustavo Burin | “You can’t possibly be a scientist if you mind people thinking that you’re a fool.” Wonko the Sane @NHM_London (he/him) gburin in the other network | 977 |
| HDBreakout17 | HDBreakout | Pronouns…Springfield/Hellcat | 946 |
| mooncougar61 | Eleanor Snowleopard 🐆🖤♟️ | (photographer) 🇺🇸 USAF Veteran | 507 |
| Jellybeanethics | With All Due Respect... | the 1st principle: don't fool yourself; the 2nd principle: you are the easiest person to fool. (RF) | 145 |
| JasonAU1776 | Anti-mRNA | - | 27 |
| UFOChats | Fringe Friend | Bad jokes, Physics, Time Crystals, Quintessence #ArrestedDevelopment #UFO #UFOtwitter #UAP #AI #Bitcoin #memealing | 12 |
| soukai57250 | el atiq soukaina | Peace be upon you. I want you, my beloved, to participate in my small channel, so that my channel becomes big, for you are my second family. Thank you | 0 |
Top 10 accounts with highest friends count
| Username | Name | Bio | Followers count |
|---|---|---|---|
| mooncougar61 | Eleanor Snowleopard 🐆🖤♟️ | (photographer) 🇺🇸 USAF Veteran | 5,000 |
| radicalanthro | Radical Anthropology | London's longest-running evening class; talks on Indigenous culture, human origins, what makes us human. Tuesday term-time, free @radicalanthro@c.im Mastodon | 4,220 |
| katewong | Kate Wong | Senior editor at Scientific American. I write about human origins, animals past and present, wildlife conservation. Views are my own. | 2,180 |
| HDBreakout17 | HDBreakout | Pronouns…Springfield/Hellcat | 1,729 |
| dcastelvecchi | Davide Castelvecchi | Journalist covering physics, astronomy, math, and technology news @Nature | 973 |
| gustavoburin | Gustavo Burin | “You can’t possibly be a scientist if you mind people thinking that you’re a fool.” Wonko the Sane @NHM_London (he/him) gburin in the other network | 902 |
| JasonAU1776 | Anti-mRNA | - | 335 |
| UFOChats | Fringe Friend | Bad jokes, Physics, Time Crystals, Quintessence #ArrestedDevelopment #UFO #UFOtwitter #UAP #AI #Bitcoin #memealing | 262 |
| Jellybeanethics | With All Due Respect... | the 1st principle: don't fool yourself; the 2nd principle: you are the easiest person to fool. (RF) | 251 |
| soukai57250 | el atiq soukaina | Peace be upon you. I want you, my beloved, to participate in my small channel, so that my channel becomes big, for you are my second family. Thank you | 14 |
Most active users
| Username | Bio | Number of tweets |
|---|---|---|
| dcastelvecchi | Journalist covering physics, astronomy, math, and technology news @Nature | 3 |
| gustavoburin | “You can’t possibly be a scientist if you mind people thinking that you’re a fool.” Wonko the Sane @NHM_London (he/him) gburin in the other network | 2 |
| HDBreakout17 | Pronouns…Springfield/Hellcat | 1 |
| JasonAU1776 | - | 1 |
| Jellybeanethics | the 1st principle: don't fool yourself; the 2nd principle: you are the easiest person to fool. (RF) | 1 |
| UFOChats | Bad jokes, Physics, Time Crystals, Quintessence #ArrestedDevelopment #UFO #UFOtwitter #UAP #AI #Bitcoin #memealing | 1 |
| katewong | Senior editor at Scientific American. I write about human origins, animals past and present, wildlife conservation. Views are my own. | 1 |
| mooncougar61 | (photographer) 🇺🇸 USAF Veteran | 1 |
| radicalanthro | London's longest-running evening class; talks on Indigenous culture, human origins, what makes us human. Tuesday term-time, free @radicalanthro@c.im Mastodon | 1 |
| soukai57250 | Peace be upon you. I want you, my beloved, to participate in my small channel, so that my channel becomes big, for you are my second family. Thank you | 1 |
Tweets per day
Top 10 tweets with highest Retweet count
| ID | Text | Retweet count |
|---|---|---|
| 1641646848279494657 | @sciam @katewong So are we back to science again? I was waiting for y'all to change your name to Pseudoscientific American. | 0 |
| 1641109856676462592 | @gustavoburin @katewong @CurrentBiology No problem, it happens to the best of us :-) | 0 |
| 1641094600621211649 | @dcastelvecchi @katewong @CurrentBiology I apologise for that, it's something that slipped up during the review/proofreading phases. We have now contacted the editors to make the changes. Thanks for pointing this out! | 0 |
| 1641062301456277504 | @gustavoburin @katewong @CurrentBiology Indeed that was my first guess—a factor 10,000 in volume or mass sounds right. But before tweeting, I checked your paper, which says "Here, we characterize the global and local adaptive landscape for total body length in cetaceans ... a trait that spans 5 orders of magnitude" | 0 |
| 1641060847404367872 | @dcastelvecchi @katewong @CurrentBiology Size can be defined in multiple ways. In the thread, we used the information related to body mass (which is another way to represent size) because it is more easily seen, and in this case, they can indeed range from ~25kg (Vaquita) to 200 tonnes (blue whale)! | 0 |
| 1641056750236254209 | @gustavoburin @katewong @CurrentBiology Wait — if I am not mistaken, from 50 cm to 50 m there are two orders of magnitude, not five… | 0 |
| 1639642242510909443 | @sciam @katewong Is this the goal? @sciam = scam Editor in chief is mental. Find your voices. Be brave scientists again. You can do it. Cheers https://t.co/EZCgPpjSQX | 0 |
| 1639073291573895168 | @sciam @katewong "Science" that shapes the world.... https://t.co/6ayXrnZkST | 0 |
| 1638808349675331584 | @sciam @katewong Please report the truth on the hundreds of thousands of deaths and injuries caused by the covid vaccines. They are now killing children! Thank you! 😢🙏🏻 https://t.co/bNoIkOggSg | 0 |
| 1638708580407754754 | @sciam @katewong Peace be upon you. I want to ask you to help me subscribe to my channel and watch the videos so that I can activate my channel. I am sure that you will like the content. Thank you https://t.co/SqayAKf6wz | 0 |
Top 10 tweets with highest Like count
| ID | Text | Like count |
|---|---|---|
| 1641109856676462592 | @gustavoburin @katewong @CurrentBiology No problem, it happens to the best of us :-) | 2 |
| 1641094600621211649 | @dcastelvecchi @katewong @CurrentBiology I apologise for that, it's something that slipped up during the review/proofreading phases. We have now contacted the editors to make the changes. Thanks for pointing this out! | 2 |
| 1641056750236254209 | @gustavoburin @katewong @CurrentBiology Wait — if I am not mistaken, from 50 cm to 50 m there are two orders of magnitude, not five… | 2 |
| 1641062301456277504 | @gustavoburin @katewong @CurrentBiology Indeed that was my first guess—a factor 10,000 in volume or mass sounds right. But before tweeting, I checked your paper, which says "Here, we characterize the global and local adaptive landscape for total body length in cetaceans ... a trait that spans 5 orders of magnitude" | 1 |
| 1641646848279494657 | @sciam @katewong So are we back to science again? I was waiting for y'all to change your name to Pseudoscientific American. | 0 |
| 1641060847404367872 | @dcastelvecchi @katewong @CurrentBiology Size can be defined in multiple ways. In the thread, we used the information related to body mass (which is another way to represent size) because it is more easily seen, and in this case, they can indeed range from ~25kg (Vaquita) to 200 tonnes (blue whale)! | 0 |
| 1639642242510909443 | @sciam @katewong Is this the goal? @sciam = scam Editor in chief is mental. Find your voices. Be brave scientists again. You can do it. Cheers https://t.co/EZCgPpjSQX | 0 |
| 1639073291573895168 | @sciam @katewong "Science" that shapes the world.... https://t.co/6ayXrnZkST | 0 |
| 1638808349675331584 | @sciam @katewong Please report the truth on the hundreds of thousands of deaths and injuries caused by the covid vaccines. They are now killing children! Thank you! 😢🙏🏻 https://t.co/bNoIkOggSg | 0 |
| 1638708580407754754 | @sciam @katewong Peace be upon you. I want to ask you to help me subscribe to my channel and watch the videos so that I can activate my channel. I am sure that you will like the content. Thank you https://t.co/SqayAKf6wz | 0 |
Top 3 Languages Used In Tweets
Top 10 Hashtags used
| Hashtag | Count |
|---|---|
| #whales | 1 |
Top 10 Hashtags Used In Tweets
Top 10 mentions
| Mention | Count |
|---|---|
| @katewong | 13 |
| @sciam | 8 |
| @currentbiology | 5 |
| @gustavoburin | 3 |
| @dcastelvecchi | 2 |
| @dina_maron | 1 |
| @tedgenoways | 1 |
Top 10 mentions
Wordcloud of Tweets
Emojis
Average number of emojis used per tweet
15
Emojis used in tweets
| Emoji | Count | Emoji Text |
|---|---|---|
| 😢 | 1 | crying_face |
| 🙏🏻 | 1 | folded_hands_light_skin_tone |
Emojis groups
| Emoji Group | Count |
|---|---|
| Smileys & Emotion | 1 |
| People & Body | 1 |