reply-protocol-2026-09.csv — data dictionary
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One row per reply posted by the study account between Aug 30 and Sep 12, 2026 (35
rows). Metrics are from X's account analytics content export, downloaded Oct 8, 2026.
The account's standalone posts in the window are not replies and are not included;
three replies from Sep 5 that the export no longer lists are excluded.
License: CC BY 4.0.

Recompute every number in the report: python3 reply-protocol-2026-09.py
Stance rules: reply-protocol-2026-09.rules.yaml

Column                 Type      Description
---------------------  --------  ----------------------------------------------------------
post_id                string    X post id of the reply (the reply's own id, not the parent).
posted_at              date      Day the reply was posted, YYYY-MM-DD.
stance                 string    Stance category assigned from the reply text, one of:
                                 shared_views, different_views, topic_extension. Rules are in
                                 the report's Method section and the rules file.
impressions            integer   Impressions as reported in X's analytics export.
engagements            integer   Engagements as reported in X's analytics export.
engagement_rate        decimal   engagements / impressions, X's own definition, as a
                                 fraction (0.0310 = 3.10%). The report's per-stance rates
                                 pool the rows: sum of engagements / sum of impressions.
likes                  integer   Likes, from the analytics export.
reposts                integer   Reposts, from the analytics export.
bookmarks              integer   Bookmarks, from the analytics export.
profile_visits         integer   Profile visits attributed to the reply, from the export.
view_rank_percentile   integer   Percentile rank of the reply's impressions among up to 20
                                 competing replies on the same parent post, from X API v2
                                 public metrics. 100 = most viewed in the set, 50 = median.
                                 Measured Sep 12, 2026. Empty when the parent post was no
                                 longer live at measurement.
text                   string    The reply as X's export gives it (long replies are cut short
                                 by the export), so every stance label can be checked.