Teacher Bruce analyzed the popularity of a tweet from a data perspective, but in my experience, there is a slight difference. Firstly, there are too many brush accounts on Twitter now. If you don't pay attention to the management of the comment section, it's normal to read 10000 articles and have 100 comments. In addition, some articles with strong discussion but not very strong transmission may also have low reading volume but a lot of comments. The opposite is also true, often seeing articles that have been read more than 100000 times with only single digit comments. Forwarding, liking, and even bookmarking may not match the content of the article. Twitter is a great hub for information gathering, but with too much water content, the dehydrated version of Twitter will be very practical, especially the dehydrated version that can achieve targeted search. I believe it will be very popular. Finally, I still believe that writing content is primarily for one's own responsibility, whether it's for trading or pleasure, the first thing is to please oneself. This is 80 points for me, and if I feel it's meaningless, no matter how high the interaction volume is, it's just a "cold number".