• T34 [they/them]
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    54 years ago

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    • Muad'DibberOPA
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      44 years ago

      There is no dislike button on twitter (to shield blue check marks ie celebrities from criticism ), so to measure dislike for a post, you can take the ratio of comments to likes. If there are far more comments than likes, then its a very disliked post.

    • @ErohaTamaki
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      4 years ago

      It’s normally used to describe a reply or quote retweet getting way more likes than the original tweet

    • @redsteel
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      34 years ago

      Someone on olde CTH once said it was referring to a ‘normal’ ratio on tweets of 10+ likes/hearts for every 1 comment/reply, but if you said some really stupid or inflammatory shit you’d see that ratio plunge to 1:1 or worse indicating there was a great deal more talk than simple liking and moving on and that the tweet was probably not well received, thus “ratio’d”