X Source reference
X source reference
A documented source family note for Radar Six classification: match keys, observation methodology, method limits, cadence expectations, aging policy, and bounded freshness evidence.
Observation methodology
What this source family can show.
X is treated as the highest-velocity public chatter surface. The method records timing and repetition while treating amplification as noisy until cleaner provenance appears.
Canonical match keys
Classification rule
Rows are classified into X when the raw source key matches one of these canonical aliases.
- x
- x_twitter
Strengths
Best use
- Posts and reposts can surface a topic within minutes.
- Cross-account timing can show how quickly a claim spreads.
- Tracked-account behavior can expose source-chain compression early.
Method limits
Where this surface can mislead.
- Engagement incentives create high noise.
- Repost timing can obscure the original source.
- A fast surface can exaggerate weak claims before evidence catches up.
Cadence expectations
Expected rhythm
Continuous surface activity with sharp short-lived bursts.
How observations age
Aging policy
X observations are freshest inside 24h and normally become context after the 7d public feed window.
Freshness evidence
Current dry-mode posture
No recent observations.
- 24h observations
- 24h observations: 0.
- 7d observations
- 7d observations: 0.
- Last observed
- Last observed: no data.
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