TrueSciPhi

Tweeting Tendencies of Mathematicians on Twitter

Updated: 2021-Jan-17 16:08 UTC. Based on 200 most recent tweets of each list member. Feedback: @TrueSciPhi.

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

Average for mathematicians:	19%

Top tendency to originate:
@BenVitale	100%
@JoatStewart	99%
@MarcusBarnes	91%
@masonporter	79%
@Anthony_Bonato	74%
@LorensChuno	70%
@freakonometrics	64%
@RepMcNerney	64%
@DeannaHMath	63%
@MathProgramming	60%

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

Average for mathematicians:	45%

Top tendency to reply:
@johncarlosbaez	96%
@andrejbauer	92%
@wtgowers	91%
@ZenoRogue	90%
@Arnaldo_AGITF	89%
@WesPegden	87%
@DrATP	85%
@jeremyjkun	81%
@mathforge	80%
@AndresECaicedo1	80%

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

Average for mathematicians:	28%

Top tendency to retweet:
@mathbymal_dyer	89%
@bayesian_stats	89%
@profkeithdevlin	88%
@CardColm	88%
@SBarryCooper	87%
@Derektionary	86%
@KristinLauter	84%
@JMEsole	84%
@xl772	83%
@jacquiavelli	80%

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

Average for mathematicians:	9%

Top tendency to quote:
@SencerCorlu	46%
@angela_tabiri	45%
@juanripu	32%
@delta_dc	28%
@dtkung	24%
@JohnAllenPaulos	22%
@Coni777	22%
@peterrowlett	22%
@Kit_Yates_Maths	22%
@mathematichole_	22%