Sentence examples for most tweets as from inspiring English sources
The keyword matching method incorrectly predicts most tweets as spoilers.
With Bing, when you do a Twitter search, you will see both the most recent tweets, as well as the top links that are being shared dealing with whatever query you made.
Herein lies the distortion: most Twitter promoters broadcast tweets as much as they read them.
Thus far we have made use of a 'hard' assignment method: the location with the most tweets is assigned to the user as their home location, and the one with the second most tweets is assigned as their work location, with ties discarded.
As you can see in the mock-ups above and below, the retweet (written as "RT" in most tweets) is no longer a part of the actual tweet itself, but rather is a link below the tweet.
That's a big step, but the focus is still largely on the most recent tweets as opposed to the most interesting ones.
Because most tweets are public, should users be treated as publishers and held to similar standards?
Tweets as: @ChrisDJMoyles.
And most tweets, after all, are public.
@Queen_UK on Twitter I find very funny, and it has the most hilarious tweets as if from the mouth of the queen.
