  In this paper we examine the most influential resources shared on Twitter
about the #MeToo movement. We also examine whether a small proportion of domain
names and URLs (e.g. 20%) appear in a large number of tweets (e.g. 80%) that
contain #MeToo (known as the 80/20 rule or Pareto principle). R and Python were
used to analyze the data. Results demonstrated that the most frequently shared
domains were twitter.com (47.20%), nytimes.com (4.42%) and youtube.com (3.69%).
The most frequently shared content was a recent poll which indicated "men are
afraid to mentor women after the #MeToo movement". In accordance with the
Pareto principle, 8% of domain names accounted for 80% of the shared content on
Twitter that contained #MeToo. This study provides a base for researchers who
are interested in understanding what online resources people rely on when
sharing information about online social movements (e.g. #MeToo).
