Earlier on in the long campaign, the answer was "nothing clear", because there were two parallel pictures, with surveys online suggesting a dead heat, while more traditional telephone polls stubbornly predicted a double-digit lead for remain.
Another was the marketing campaign for seminal found-footage horror film The Blair Witch Project, which placed materials online suggesting the events of the film could be real, drumming up cult theories and fan participation.
Why Don't You Pay Me For Your Stupid Text On Thanksgiving Day?" The Guardian was unable to track down the latter comment online, suggesting it may have been deleted.
However, people are cracking jokes online, suggesting that Guzman has escaped to scare the real-estate mogul turned US politician who's refused to back down from his racist comments.
Ann Taylor has mapped out the possibilities online, suggesting in grid form various ways of wearing its skirts; J. Crew invites visitors to put together their own looks, inspired by online combinations like a shirred maxi shown with a slinky cardigan and flat sandals, or a skinny paisley calf-length skirt, striped pullover and ankle-strap pumps.
The company's CEO, Eric Schmidt, stirred up controversy when he issued a warning to users about the trail of information they leave online, suggesting that many will be forced one day to change their names to escape their recorded digital past.
Jennifer Huntington's abuse is more public, like comments online suggesting that people find out where her dairy sells its milk so that they can stop buying it, or the warning that her farm, which has a lease with a gas company, "will fall like a house of cards when your water is poisoned".
Ofcom recently revealed that one in four British people still use the same password for all their activities online, suggesting we still have some way to go to fully understand computer security.
Various reports surfaced online, suggesting Simmons was being held hostage in his own home.
In retaliation, some of Udaltsov's supporters posted her photograph and home address online, suggesting that people should rally outside her house.
Tyler had posted a misleading story online suggesting that Rubio had disparaged a Cruz staffer for reading the Bible in a South Carolina hotel.
