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Bookmark or Share- What does it mean to be "ratioed" on twitter? : r/OutOfTheLoop - RedditRatioed means that a tweet has a high ratio of responses to retweets. Often, a ratio like this means that a tweet was controversial and had a lot of people jumping on the OP and each other. It's similar to on Reddit where you can tell that there's probably an argument in the comments of a post when it has more comments than upvotes.
- What does it mean when someone says "ratio" or "w" on internet?This comes from Twitter, which has “likes” but no “dislikes”, so if a post has a high ratio, it often means that people are replying because they dislike it. The verb form is to get ratioed / get ratio’d. A ratio is a fraction of a total. The other common use of ratios is to talk about probability, as an odds ratio. For example, 1:3 ...
- What does it mean "didn't ask + ratio"? - RedditTo "get ratioed" on social media is to have a high number of replies (presumed to be arguing against you) compared with a low number of likes/retweets (from people who agree with you). So someone pointing out that ratio is essentially saying the collective opinion of "everyone" is against you, because you said something really stupid/bad.
- What does it mean to ratio someone? : r/TooAfraidToAsk - RedditOn sites like Reddit or YouTube, being "ratioed" means that your post has way more downvotes than upvotes.. On sites like Facebook or Twitter, where there is no "dislike" option, it refers to getting more responses than support (likes and shares); indicating that people are opposing what you posted.
- What is the deal with this trend with getting ratio'd? I've ... - RedditI'm guessing it's becoming a trend to deliberately try and get a tweet 'ratioed' by replying with an irrelevant or low effort meme (or maybe just the phrase 'ratioed'). The replies to the tweet linked in the OP are probably a good example - though in this case people are trying to ratio that tweet as a joke, rather than as a method of annoying ...
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