ツイッターで最も放送禁止用語を多く使う州は？

Rate of Titter profanity use in Australia by state
Rate of Titter profanity use in Australia by state
　オーストラリア各州ツイッター全体使用の約3－4%が（英語で）放送禁止用語が占めるし、最も悪い言葉使用率が高いのが南オーストラリア州の4.08%だ、とNews.com.auが報道した。
　同州に次ぐがクィーンズランド州の3.98%、ニューサウスウェールズ州（3.62%）、西オーストラリア州（3.38%）とビクトリア州（3.34%）。
　比較的に悪い言葉使用率が低かったのはタスマニア州（3.12%）、オーストラリア首都特別地域（2.52%）とノーザンテリトリー州（2.04%）。
　豪州の最も人口が多い三州「ニューサウスウェールズ州、ビクトリア州、クィーンズランド州）がこの半年だけで悪い言葉が含めたつぶやきが各100万個を超えている。最も悪い言葉使用率が高くなる内容は政治とスポーツのことだそうだ。
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