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Factors impacting community response in an interest-sharing network
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Iris Howley and Todd NewmanAuthors Info & Claims
Iris Howley and Todd NewmanAuthors Info & ClaimsApril 2013
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Abstract
The arrival of a new interest-sharing network, So.cl, provides for a new opportunity to explore human behavior as it relates to constructing public contributions and receiving community response. This study looks at archival data in order to better understand how types of shared content receive interaction from others. The results suggest that a So.cl user should include more photos and less links on their post to increase the quantity of likes and comments the community gives to the post, among other discoveries.
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