As you know, we’ve been tracking the sentiment toward Windows 7 for some time. Launched on Oct. 22 it has now had a little over a month to marinate in the marketplace. Reports abound about how well sales have been of the new Microsoft OS, but what are people really saying?

Well, the biggest takeaway is that they’re saying less. It’s the morning after as far as product launches are concerned and the conversation is dwindling. Check out this graph that shows the relationship between positive and negative tweets toward Windows 7.

30-day line graph of Windows 7 positive and negative tweets

Even while the excitement level may be dwindling, there’s some good news buried within this little graph. Overall, there’s more positive activity going on than negative.

Here’s a few more examples of the tweets that people are making:

Oh my goodness. I LOVE Windows 7!!! (So far) – by @andireid

Windows 7 is awesome. Im stoked to use it tomorrow. – by @bassplayer2008

and from the other camp:

Time to downgrade my Windows 7 from Ultimate to Professional. Fail. – by @gearvosh

Apparently to upgrade to Windows 7 from XP you first need to upgrade to Vista. Holy fail. Ridiculous. – by @samelaanderson

Warranted or not, it’s what people are saying.

Too much data can get overwhelming though, which is why a central part of review’d is the review’d score. As we mentioned briefly once before, the review’d score is our own little gauge at how well things are going over time. If people are being more positive, up it goes. More negative? Down it falls. You get the jist. So with that, we’ll let you know that the latest review’d score for past week puts Windows 7 at a 63. How does that fair? Well, to put it in perspective, Twitter darling Zappos is cruising at a 92 while State Farm is at a whopping 6.

If Windows 7 comes up over the bird this Thanksgiving, you’re now armed with a little more perspective. Does it trump all the cool offerings from Apple? That’s for you do decide.