Author also explains the numbers around clusters. Clustering is something expected from any social network and confirm the echo chamber effect, but is it interesting ruminating the same content all the time or even healthy? I don't think so.
Wow surprising that retweets are lower than likes - perhaps to offset that retweets might get interaction from other people‘s feeds/network?
Twitter releases some source code with no commit history and everyone takes it as gospel, without even considering for one second that any of these parameters could be fuzzed
Good point. Besides that, it's not possible to run any code checksum