Who is anonymous on twitter




















In this paper we re-examine some key findings reported in previous small-scale qualitative studies of the group using a large-scale computational analysis of Anonymous' presence on Twitter. We specifically refer to reports which reject the group's claims of leaderlessness, and indicate a fracturing of the group after the arrests of prominent members in In our research, we present the first attempts to use machine learning to identify and analyse the presence of a network of over 20, Anonymous accounts spanning from on the Twitter platform.

In turn, this research utilises social network analysis SNA and centrality measures to examine the distribution of influence within this large network, identifying the presence of a small number of highly influential accounts.

If anyone went on thinking it was him, those people told Lavingia, it would surely cost him business partners. A slight edge creeps into his voice as he offers the denial, underscoring his eagerness to issue it, as well as the outsize influence that VCBrags won for itself.

And, yes, won —past tense. Shortly after this latest commotion with Lavingia, VCBrags published a short note Monday announcing that it was ending its puckish run. The joke had gone far enough. I'm in it for the comedy, not cancel culture or potentially harming someone's career. The internet abounds with parody and satire—much of it anonymous—and Twitter provides a fertile ground for both. Nothing makes something go viral there quite like pithiness sharpened to the point of an ice pick.

Twitter explicitly welcomes parody on its site, and there have been accounts mocking everything from Queen Elizabeth to Jurassic Park.

VCBrags is not even the only one to select VCs for a target. Starting in June , VCBrags sent out 1, tweets. As its emblem, it chose the clapping hands emoji—what better way to give out the applause that so many VC seemed eager to receive. For a Twitter background, VCBrags used a picture of three male figures wearing down vests, an in-crowd garment that is to Silicon Valley what the banker bag is to Wall Street.

Twitter says any move by Australia to ban anonymous accounts would not reduce abuse. Kara Hinesley, public policy director for Twitter in Australia and New Zealand, says banning anonymous accounts would be ineffective against abuse. What is the Australian government doing to crack down on big tech, and why?

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