Dataset of user and tweet ids of followers of @nytimes.

<p><br> ## Data Format</p> <p>There are three files containing the ids for different types of Twitter entities.<br> All files are [xz compressed archives](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XZ_Utils) and<br> can be unpacked with, e.g., `unxz user_ids.dat.xz`. Each file contains one id per<br> line, which are sorted ascendingly to improve compressibility.</p> <p>*&nbsp; `user_ids.dat.xz`<br> *&nbsp; `tweet_ids.dat.xz`<br> *&nbsp; `retweet_ids.dat.xz`</p> <p>The ids of `user_ids.dat.xz` correspond to user_ids of Twitter.<br> The ids of `tweet_ids.dat.xz` and `retweet_ids.dat.xz` correspond to tweet_ids of Twitter,<br> but for convenience we split categorized them into retweets and regular tweets.</p> <p>Further there are two files mapping tweet ids to nyt ids, if they contain a link to an<br> article of the NYT.</p> <p>*&nbsp; `tweet_nyt_ids.dat.xz`<br> *&nbsp; `tweet_nyturl_ids.dat.xz`</p> <p>The file `tweet_nyt_ids.dat.xz` contains id from tweets tweeted by the @nytimes account and in the second column<br> the id of the linked article (or `None` if the tweet did not link to an article).<br> The file `tweet_nyturl_ids.dat.xz` contains tweet ids of tweets from @nytimes followers which<br> contain a link to an article of the NYT and in the second column the id of the article.</p>