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What is the characteristic of the Pareto distribution of username change?
What is the characteristic of the Pareto distribution of username change?
- A large percentage of users rarely change their usernames
- A small percentage of users frequently change their usernames (correct)
- Most users change their usernames at a consistent rate
- Users change their usernames at a uniform rate
In anonymous social networks, which statement is true about user interaction?
In anonymous social networks, which statement is true about user interaction?
- Users primarily interact with people they know
- Users interact with only people who have a similar in-degree
- Users only interact with people who have a similar number of followers
- Users interact with strangers (correct)
What is a characteristic of users with a small in-degree on social networks?
What is a characteristic of users with a small in-degree on social networks?
- They tend to have a low clustering coefficient
- They tend to follow back more users (correct)
- They tend to have a high clustering coefficient
- They tend to reciprocate with spammers
What is a characteristic of spammers on social networks?
What is a characteristic of spammers on social networks?
What is a characteristic of the clustering coefficient in anonymous social networks?
What is a characteristic of the clustering coefficient in anonymous social networks?
What is the main difference between users who frequently change their usernames and those who do not?
What is the main difference between users who frequently change their usernames and those who do not?
What is the implication of the Pareto distribution of username change on social networks?
What is the implication of the Pareto distribution of username change on social networks?
What is the primary difference between anonymous social networks and other social networks?
What is the primary difference between anonymous social networks and other social networks?
What is the relationship between the in-degree of a user and their likelihood of following back?
What is the relationship between the in-degree of a user and their likelihood of following back?
What is the characteristic of users who change their usernames frequently in short intervals?
What is the characteristic of users who change their usernames frequently in short intervals?