If you want me respect you, please respect me, too.)Īlso, I find the assumption that someone could only not be made merry by Christmas because they are a bad, angry, or unhappy person deeply.interesting. You, too." But the omnipresence of Christmas for a whole month is deeply wearying and alienating to some of us who do not celebrate. (For the record, I always say "Thank you. The replies to my Christmas tweet are the religious version of "you should smile more." Julia Ioffe DecemThe Christmas double-downġ5 RTs and 122 mentions, 13 RTs and 232 mentions, and 17 RTs and 175 mentions. It’s wonderful if you celebrate it, but I don’t and I don’t feel like explaining that to you either. People, please stop wishing me a merry Christmas. The impetus for this piece, in which Ioffe (who's Jewish) demands holiday well-wishers stop wishing her a "Merry Christmas." "Don't wish me Merry Christmas"Ģ65 RTs, 5.4K mentions. To demonstrate why Ioffe deserves such a dubious distinction, here are a few of her most famous takes, complete with the ratio at the time of publication.
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The namesake of this new unit is of course GQ correspondent Julia Ioffe, famed for racking up a series of very bad ratios in the span of a few days this October. Which is why I bring you the Ioffe, measured as the number of mentions divided the number of retweets. But for too long we Twitteratti have lacked a precise unit of measurement for just how bad a tweet is.
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