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Tweeting Tendencies of Mathematicians on Twitter

Updated: 2018-Sep-22 15:39 UTC. Based on 200 most recent tweets of each list member. Retweet count excludes quote tweets, also known as retweets with comments. Feedback: @TrueSciPhi.

Tendency to originate: % of user's tweets that are not replies or retweets

Average for mathematicians:	25%

Top tendency to originate:
@BenVitale	100%
@masonporter	94%
@JoatStewart	92%
@MarcusBarnes	89%
@republicofmath	78%
@Anthony_Bonato	66%
@freakonometrics	58%
@MarcusduSautoy	54%
@toorandom	52%
@extremefriday	49%

Tendency to reply: % of user's tweets that are replies

Average for mathematicians:	34%

Top tendency to reply:
@johncarlosbaez	98%
@CutTheKnotMath	78%
@jeremyjkun	74%
@jamesgrime	73%
@FryRsquared	72%
@IneffectiveMath	72%
@j_lanier	70%
@JimPropp	70%
@katemath	68%
@ProfNoodlearms	64%

Tendency to retweet: % of user's tweets that are retweets (excluding quote tweets, also known as retweets with comments)

Average for mathematicians:	33%

Top tendency to retweet:
@Derektionary	88%
@bayesian_stats	87%
@SBarryCooper	87%
@malloryedyer	85%
@CardColm	78%
@MartaMachoS	74%
@RenaudLambiotte	71%
@juanripu	66%
@LargeCardinal	66%
@colliand	65%

Tendency to quote: % of user's tweets that are quote tweets, also known as retweets with comments

Average for mathematicians:	7%

Top tendency to quote:
@JohnAllenPaulos	26%
@Mathpocalypse	23%
@ilaba	21%
@profkeithdevlin	19%
@MarcusduSautoy	18%
@emilyriehl	18%
@FedericoArdila	18%
@djun_kim	18%
@hollykrieger	16%
@jamestanton	16%