No surprises here, just look at responses to the Brexit referendum that we must assume that those who voted for it are fine with the result.
My own silence on social media should be taken to mean precisely nothing. I might hate what you say but not be bothered enough to respond. Or I might think you're great but worry that I might start an argument. I might think you've said something fantastic but get distracted and forget, or feel awkward about responding days later. You might have won the argument and made me feel foolish, or I might think you've said something stupid but I just don't care. The point is that a lack of information cannot be said to provide evidence in any direction.
https://www.inquisitr.com/5146100/silent-opinion-study/
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