Just recently figured out the operational logic of a certain social ranking system and found an interesting pattern.
An account posted a message less than a day ago, and the results are 3 reposts, 44 replies, and 44 likes.
And the underlying outcome of these data is very clear—impact score, account index, and ranking all shot up.
It's obvious: genuine reposts combined with high engagement rates are the key to the system's weighting. Real data doesn't lie.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 19h ago
Huh? So liking doesn't matter at all, and sharing is the real key?
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0xInsomnia
· 19h ago
So real interaction is the key, and those fools who buy followers will never get recognized.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 20h ago
Damn, that's why my crappy post got buried, the engagement was just too weak.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 20h ago
Real data indeed doesn't lie, but the problem is who still has real data now? It's all generated by machines.
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GraphGuru
· 20h ago
Wow, the ratio of shares to replies is really amazing. The system really falls for this trick.
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BlockchainBard
· 20h ago
Few shares but explosive interactions, this logic is indeed powerful. No wonder some people climb the ranks using this approach.
Just recently figured out the operational logic of a certain social ranking system and found an interesting pattern.
An account posted a message less than a day ago, and the results are 3 reposts, 44 replies, and 44 likes.
And the underlying outcome of these data is very clear—impact score, account index, and ranking all shot up.
It's obvious: genuine reposts combined with high engagement rates are the key to the system's weighting. Real data doesn't lie.