
Turns out 24% of the people who read me on X are designers. With 14,118 followers. 703 of them have more than 10k followers.
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Turns out 24% of the people who read me on X are designers. With 14,118 followers. 703 of them have more than 10k followers.
One repost from someone with an audience of their own is worth more than a hundred from small accounts. We count how many of your followers pass ten thousand and tell you who they are, one by one, with their real figure.
Every follower who names their company in their bio counts towards it. That is how the list of places you are read comes out, with the people behind each figure.
Among @0xCharlota's followers, the 8 with the most people.
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An empty account has zero bio, zero posts and zero followers, all three at once. We count them separately so you know which part of your figure carries weight and which only pads it.
Established measures the opposite: the share of followers with over a year on X and at least ten posts. Fixed thresholds, the same for every account.
The Xcore is the endorsement your followers give you: each one counts by how many more people listen to them than they listen to. Every hundred points is ten times the endorsement. No thresholds, no weights, nothing about engagement: whoever is followed by fewer than they follow adds nothing, and two thousand real readers outweigh a million empty ones.
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