My quick-and-dirty metric is actually social media *impressions*, not posts. The Russian troll posts constituted a *lower* share of impressions than posts, which really cuts AGAINST your hypothesis (i.e. they punched below their weight rather than going viral).
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For example: prevalence of exposure to RU-originated memes to voting (voter records are public). Shift in narrative (sentiment analysis of a true random sample) as related to exposure (obviously confounds with algorithm plus self-selection but I've seen papers that get at this).
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None of those are hypotheses.
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Question: particularly right now is Facebook going to release the data needed to run that?
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