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Exporting TopMeta
Due to popular demand, the product development team at Texifter is proud to announce that “TopMeta” is now exportable! What does this mean, you might ask? What is TopMeta? When you import either your own data or live social media … Continue reading
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What do people “Disqus” about Syria?
I have a “Disqus” feed going on Syria. The “TopMeta” shows the distribution of online forum sources. Click on the image to see it full-size. Below is a visualization of the most frequently non-stop words based on an archive of … Continue reading →