Tuesday's X pile is loud, and most of it will not help you shop. Boycott Tracker ran 183K posts in seven days. The view king is one line from @NightShiftMD on Oct 17: boycott Elon Musk products. This morning's capture reads 6,415 replies, 930 reposts, 7,006 likes, 528.7K views. The card names no product. Tesla is in the file. That row is not this card. No product score gets hung on those views.
The reply that points at the app, not a product, is the like shape on that story. @catturd2, Oct 17: 306 replies, 1,197 reposts, 18.3K likes, 137.4K views. The name on the card is X. X is not in the file. Nothing gets invented to fill the blank.
Woke Pulse is 878.7K posts in seven days. That is a search, not a company. DEI Watch is 597.5K, and that figure is not a corporate DEI total. The view leader under the query is a Portuguese "dei" match, @Baiano087, at 252.1K views. Further down, @RapidResponse47 on Oct 14 sits at 62.7K views. The watchdog is not named. "Nearly $1 million" stays that post's line. @TheLeoTerrell's boycott, 127.9K views, names no brand. @WhitneyTilson's post, 81.2K views, cuts off with no product visible. The sentence stays unfinished.
The cards that named a scored company
Published scores on this capture sit under that pile. These counts are this morning's read, not an older brief.
- @Robertfantauzzi, ESPN agenda rant: 131 replies, 105 reposts, 560 likes, 22.6K views.
- @business, Bombardier walk-back: 5 replies, 14 reposts, 63 likes, 24.1K views.
- @DoDeportations, Kroger, no cause stated: 14 replies, 165 reposts, 1,348 likes, 7,817 views.
- @CondoKat, WNBA, no cause stated: 39 replies, 78 reposts, 709 likes, 4,787 views.
- @NYPostOpinion, WNBA anthem line: 9 replies, 8 reposts, 32 likes, 1,737 views.
22.6K views on an agenda rant. The file says 80.
ESPN is published at 80, extremely woke. The card is an agenda rant. The company decision is the subject. Nobody on that card gets a personal shot from this page. Walt Disney is a different row, also 80. Do not swap them. ESPN is a Disney division, so the file treats Disney corporate policy as ESPN policy, and it still keeps the rows apart.
What the published file records: Disney holds a perfect 100 on the Human Rights Campaign 2026 Corporate Equality Index, and has held it every year since 2007. At the February 2025 annual meeting, shareholders rejected a proposal to withdraw from the index. Roughly 99 percent voted to stay. In 2025 the company dropped the Reimagine Tomorrow initiative and its website, scrubbed those references from SEC filings, replaced the Diversity and Inclusion executive-compensation factor with Talent Strategy, and rebranded employee resource groups. The benefits architecture the index measures stayed. That is why 80 did not move when the labels did.
The dimension split is blunt. ESG reporting 10, via Disney. DEI programs 10. Pride and LGBTQ+ 25. HRC CEI 25. Left-leaning political giving 10. No CEO Action for Diversity signature is verified. This card has no dollar figure, and none gets added. A rename is not a rescore. Disney is mapped to Television Broadcasting and Production and Entertainment.
A walk-back drew 24.1K views. The score is still 45.
Bombardier is the company on the @business card: 5 replies, 14 reposts, 63 likes, 24.1K views. Thin likes, real views. As that post reported it, Bloomberg said Trump indicated he would back away from a boycott threat, citing the Kansas workforce. No dollar figure is on the card. None gets added here. The jobs line is the post's line. It is not a rescore.
The file has Bombardier at 45, woke, and calls the profile woke-leaning moderate. Gold Women in Governance parity certification. A 30 percent women-in-management target. The BProud LGBTQ forum, with 2025 Pride parades in Montreal and Queretaro on the record. The same summary notes U.S. political giving tilted about 81 percent Republican in 2024, and no U.S. consumer-market activism. Keep both halves. A walk-back that cites Kansas jobs does not erase the certification, and it does not turn 45 into a boycott order or a clean bill.
1,348 likes, and the post never said why.
Kroger is the name on a card that states no cause. @DoDeportations: 14 replies, 165 reposts, 1,348 likes, 7,817 views. The words are boycott Kroger. That is the whole case. Do not paste an older likes total onto this capture. Kroger is published at 56, woke. Print 56 only with that missing-cause flag. 1,348 likes against 7,817 views is a strong ratio, and it is not a reason.
The published summary is where the case actually sits: a supplier program the scorers treat as selective, an apron fight set against religious-rights complaints, and a program called Fresh Forward DE&I. Those lines live on the brand page, not on the card. Kroger is mapped to Retail and General Merchandise. Sobeys and IGA, the grocery names on a separate boycott card, drew 1,246 likes and 52.4K views. They are not in the file. The accusation is the poster's, and it is not a cart brand today.
WNBA, only if the cards stay split.
Two cards, two counts. @CondoKat: 39 replies, 78 reposts, 709 likes, 4,787 views. No cause stated. @NYPostOpinion: 9 replies, 8 reposts, 32 likes, 1,737 views. That one is the anthem line. A separate virtue-signaling card sits at 455 views. Leave it there. Merge the cards and the score gets said wrong.
WNBA is published at 45, woke. The file records a league-wide Pride platform dating to 2014, the first of its kind among U.S. pro leagues, plus a Social Justice Council, 2025 Commissioner's Cup giving to the ACLU and allied groups, and players headlining an abortion-rights PAC fundraiser in August 2025. The summary's point is that this league has not staged the DEI retreat other companies have. Those are file facts, not the text of the 4,787-view card. Print 45 because the cards stayed split. The league decision is the scored object. The players are not the punchline.
Volume is not a shopping list.
Go Woke Go Broke ran 12.6K posts in seven days. Woke Brands Talk ran 5,455. A Buy American post with no store still pulled 3,163 likes on 30.4K views. A switch card names Uber, Lyft, Robotaxi, and Waymo at 39.2K views and states no cause. Those names are not getting a published score printed here. Waymo is not in the file. A parent-company row is not a robotaxi score, and a row still in review is not the public file.
ESPN at 80. Walt Disney at 80 on a different row. Bombardier at 45 after a walk-back that cited Kansas jobs and did not touch the score. Kroger at 56, cause missing, 1,348 likes anyway. WNBA at 45, only with the 4,787-view card and the 1,737-view anthem card left split. 528.7K views named no product. A boycott you cannot attach to a brand page is volume. The file is the decision.