IMO it's both, and both are very useful in their own ways.
Personally, I haven't noticed the gender aspects - I'd be interested to know what the average gender ratio of users on Twitter is, and how that compares to the ratio of people I follow.
Also, the data, from May 2009, is ancient from a Twitter perspective. It would be like reporting data on www usage from 1995.
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Personally, I haven't noticed the gender aspects - I'd be interested to know what the average gender ratio of users on Twitter is, and how that compares to the ratio of people I follow.
Also, the data, from May 2009, is ancient from a Twitter perspective. It would be like reporting data on www usage from 1995.
Prk.