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Online Twitter Visualizer Spot and the Search Term ‘wtf wikipedia’ 
Spot is a simple browser-based Twitter visualizer that can group ‘particles’ on a particular keyword.
With the entry ‘wtf wikipedia’, you can see a collection of tweets featuring teenagers complaining of Wikipedia’s black-out due to their homework needs …
More about Spot here To see a collection of misguided tweets related to Wikipedia and homework can be seen here.
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Online Twitter Visualizer Spot and the Search Term ‘wtf wikipedia’

Spot is a simple browser-based Twitter visualizer that can group ‘particles’ on a particular keyword.

With the entry ‘wtf wikipedia’, you can see a collection of tweets featuring teenagers complaining of Wikipedia’s black-out due to their homework needs …

More about Spot here
To see a collection of misguided tweets related to Wikipedia and homework can be seen here.

Source: neoformix.com

    • #SOPA
    • #blackout
    • #Twitter
    • #visualization
    • #homework
    • #web
    • #internet
    • #tech
    • #technology
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