Revise the tweet cloud
The tweet cloud on Twitter Grader is a bit sad... Compare http://tweetstats.com/graphs/DearRobot#tcloud with the one generated by grader: http://twitter.grader.com/dearrobot
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@diegofmeijide
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The words EL/la/ los/ las/de .... are in fact articles and prepositions... so... the tweet cloud doesn´t means anything cause they don´t show a guideline of the conversations.
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jonas
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The update of the ranking is the problem, for example Twitter Elite By Location: Brasília, DF, Brazil. Shows people without twiter, a long time.
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several
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Tweet Cloud needs help. Mine (slseveral) shows this: "#p2 :-) ff ha rt time watch" which is so woefully inaccurate as to be laughable. Otherwise Twitter Grader is really interesting!
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hdanzige
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I agree about the comparison, but I don't love TweetStats' tag cloud either. Thre are way too many noise words in there. Should rip out noise words + adjectives + @handles, etc.
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Adiseo
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that is an interesting point. A tweak to an application fortunately or unfortunately makes a massive different to the overall experience or in this case, the outcome
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mlaine
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agree with DearRobot. tweetstats rocks! maybe a joint venture or buy his code/hire him or something. he's got other tools/data sets that would be cool to integrate into grader.
But this goes to the other question on tweetcloud... yours is for a limited data set. it's obvously recent number (x) of tweets, and not a complete scan. let us know the difference between the 2 types, please.