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RyanK, Official Rep, replied on November 02, 2008 20:22

Yes, however.. tracking "love" is probably not a good idea. Very recently, someone tracked quite a few common words which impacted the rest of people using TweetTrak, as it was trying to forward 20 tweets per term every minute.

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