During COVID-19 lockdowns, Twitter users' ego networks temporarily expanded, became more negative, and covered more topics, then reverted after restrictions lifted.
American Journal of Sociology 117(1), 90–171 (2011)
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The Impact of COVID-19 on Twitter Ego Networks: Structure, Sentiment, and Topics
During COVID-19 lockdowns, Twitter users' ego networks temporarily expanded, became more negative, and covered more topics, then reverted after restrictions lifted.