Courtesy of the New York Times via Ed Philp, this scientific diagram of the evolution of comment threads on blogs.:
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Un sesudo análisis de la evolución del hilo de comentarios en los blogs. Cómo al principio se empieza felicitando el post hasta que alguien da argumentos en contra, el debate, la discusión, los insultos, el comentario reconciliante y vuelta a elogiar a... [Read More]
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