Sentences with phrase «comments of active users»
Overall, the reaction to political events on Twitter reflects a combination of the unique profile of active Twitter users and the extent to which events engage different communities and draw the comments of active users.
http://www.epolitics.com/ Not exact matches
And while its reach may not be broad, Reddit is clearly a substantial digital - media entity when measured by its sheer size: The site gets more than 200 million unique visitors every month, and typically has about 4 million logged - in users every day, looking at or commenting on one of the community's more than 8 billion active pages.
Girls also actively enlist their friends to comment on and like their posts in an attempt to boost their popularity index, with especially savvy Instagram and Facebook users being active during peak social media traffic hours in order to maximize their number of likes.
Stupid popup got me again (a daily user, and current freaking subscriber with a mailbox full of junk from this site that I don't need, and also an «active member» of these comment sections (isn't that enough!?)-RRB-.
As part of these efforts, Humor Rainbow may enlist the help of its active users to moderate flagged messages, comments and other content to determine if a user's conduct is harmful to the community.
A photograph may certainly be worth a million words, but 500M active monthly users of Instagram still prefer adding comments and description...
All of this is a rather long way of saying that we, like many Internet users, generally dislike YouTube comments, which is why we're so excited about a new browser extension from developer Tanner Stokes that does the greatest thing possible with them: When active, the extension automatically replaces every word of every YouTube comment with the phrase «herp derp,» or a long string of «herps» and «derps.»
The larger problem in making Facebook take this kind of content down, however, is that it forces the network to take an even more active role in determining which of the comments or photos or videos posted by its billion or so users deserve to be seen and which don't.