The service now lets you follow subjects you love—from anime to archaeology—and is upgrading its long-dormant lists feature. It’s the dawn of a new era.
Currently, there are several
approaches that try to address this challenge using different
Twitter signals (e.g., number of followers, lists, metadata), but
results are not clear and sometimes conflicting.
## dec 2019 [Twitter’s big bet on topics and lists is just getting started](https://www.fastcompany.com/90446827/twitters-big-bet-on-topics-and-lists-is-just-getting-started)
> The service now lets you follow subjects you love—from anime to archaeology—and is upgrading its long-dormant lists feature. It’s the dawn of a new era.
## 2015 [TRank: ranking Twitter users according to specific topics](http://cdm.unimo.it/home/dsscq/furini.marco/TRank.pdf)
Manuela Montangero
Marco Furini
> Currently, there are several
> approaches that try to address this challenge using different
> Twitter signals (e.g., number of followers, lists, metadata), but
> results are not clear and sometimes conflicting.