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"It looks like Twitter is experimenting if they are able to predict which tweets are going to go viral with a new account that's extremely similar to previous experiments @magicrecs and @eventparrot.\r\n\r\nA mysterious new account (@magicstats) has appeared with a bio that reads as follows:\r\nI favorite the best tweets I see in real-time\r\nDespite the account being protected, we've gained some insight into how it works over the last few days. When a user tweets something that the service thinks will go viral, it favorites the tweet within a few minutes of it being sent. In both instances where @magicstats favorited our tweets, they received well over 100 retweets within a few hours.\r\n\r\nWe're not 100% sure this is an official account yet, but the design and wording of the account similar to that of the previous experiments.\u00A0The functionality that's being tested here could be a response to Favstar's service, which allows you to track how far a tweet travels and helps show just how popular a tweet is becoming before it goes viral.\r\n\r\nTwitter declined to comment on the experiment when contacted, but an earlier blog post detailing the company's policy on experiments remains in effect."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://thenextweb.com/socialmedia/2013/11/27/twitter-experiment-attempts-predict-viral-tweets/>