The Open Graph Viz Platform

Social network analysis: Easy creation of social data connector for mapping community organization and small world network

Centrality: Used in sociology to indicate degree of node connectivity. Available: degree (power law), mediation, closeness

Plug-in customizable: layout, metrics, data source, operation tool, rendering preset etc.

I created the chart above using the original density design, which is an excellent data application learned from the database Skillshare course. These three colors represent the three social media platforms I am using to sample this data. Instagram: purple, Facebook: blue, Twitter: green. The size of the circle indicates the performance of each post. The larger the circle, the bigger the response of the post. This is a detailed look at some of the "outliers" in the above Ai chart. I chose the most interesting data post here. Also included images of posts under related charts. Post 39 is my most popular post so far. Post 54's Facebook and Twitter performance was very bad. After 26 years old it is the closest answer to all three social media platforms. Post 66's Facebook shows the best performance

Facebook uses a system called Open Graph to provide a way for content providers to control how their media is displayed on the platform. The following DailyMail.co.uk article shows the Facebook Open Graph tab that is provided to display users sharing their content. Please pay attention to line 54. There, the content provider tells Facebook how to name articles. However, whenever an article is shared on Facebook, the title will not be displayed. This is not a simple truncation problem because the word jet from the page source is replaced by war plane and the entire sentence is not displayed in the document. The description is actually truncated with an ellipsis, but there are no substitution words in the text.

Facebook is one of the major platforms strongly recommending the use of Open Graph. If you share a link that does not specify an OG tag, Facebook can only guess the title, description, and preview image to display. After spending a lot of effort on fine tuning, why are you putting content display aside? Even if the image is smaller than 600 x 315 pixels, it will be displayed as a vertical image (example in Table 1 above). In addition to being smaller and less noticeable than the second format, this option tends to display only partial images. If you want to share links with important information of the image of interest, problems arise because information is cropped.