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I find that on my twitter I have more females then males, but the males are quite vocal...

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non-profit leadership development training, which in many ways (the way we do it) is personal, networking-oriented, social and challenging to the ego, skews 60:40 female as well. hmmm.....

Yep Scott, you called it - they're culling data from the folks on Facebook that have added UpScoop/Rapleaf etc to their profiles.

Either Rapleaf has a ton of widgets operating, more sites than rapleaf trustfuse, and upscoop that I missed, the term "users" is not quite right, or ... ?
http://siteanalytics.compete.com/rapleaf.com+upscoop.com+trustfuse.com/?metric=uv

Either Rapleaf has a ton of widgets operating, more sites than rapleaf trustfuse, and upscoop that I missed, the term "users" is not quite right, or ... ?
http://siteanalytics.compete.com/rapleaf.com+upscoop.com+trustfuse.com/?metric=uv

Social networking ala facebooking is alot about building and nurturing relationships which traditionally is more (not exclusively) associated with women. However, I'd be interested to see if there is an age difference in addition to gender differences. I suspect the younger kids embrace it more equally.

Um, yes. Thanks for catching my typo!

You mean 60:40 female:male, I think, Christine?

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