Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/subverserequest: 3,359 submissions and 10,123 comments written between 19 June 2014 and 19 November 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 2,139 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/religion: 2,778 submissions and 10,949 comments written between 24 September 2014 and 25 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 2,312 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
The content of musicfans.stackexchange.com (https://musicfans.stackexchange.com/), a Stack Exchange question-and-answer site, as published in the Stack Exchange Data Dump of April 2024 on the Internet Archive. The posts table holds 11,885 rows: 6,044 posts (2,276 questions, 3,440 answers, 163 tag wiki excerpts, 163 tag wikis and 2 posts of type 7) and 5,841 comments, written between 24 February 2015 and 30 March 2024. Beside it are 13,605 user accounts, 39,559 votes, 19,275 badges awarded, 230 tags, 19,377 post revisions and 173 links between posts. Every answer keeps the question it answers and every comment the post it was written on, so the threads can be rebuilt. The Internet Archive item describes the dump as anonymised; the votes table names the voter in only 129 rows.
First GOP debate sentiment analysis: 13,871 tweets about the Republican presidential primary debate in Ohio in August 2015, as labeled by Figure Eight (CrowdFlower) contributors, who judged whether each tweet was relevant, which candidate it mentioned, which subject it concerned and its sentiment. The publisher says the non-relevant messages were removed, and all 13,871 rows are marked relevant. Sentiment: 8,493 Negative, 3,142 Neutral, 2,236 Positive. Candidate: 11 values plus 96 empty. Each row has the four labels with their confidence values, the author's screen name, the tweet text, retweet count, time, free-text location and time zone; 21 tweets carry coordinates. The package also holds the copy of the data from the folder named kaggle-v2 (Sentiment.csv, 13,871 rows) as its own table.
The content of mythology.stackexchange.com (https://mythology.stackexchange.com/), a Stack Exchange question-and-answer site, as published in the Stack Exchange Data Dump of April 2024 on the Internet Archive. The posts table holds 11,937 rows: 5,682 posts (2,038 questions, 3,064 answers, 289 tag wiki excerpts, 289 tag wikis and 2 posts of type 6) and 6,255 comments, written between 28 April 2015 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 9,553 user accounts, 37,493 votes, 13,575 badges awarded, 305 tags, 18,273 post revisions and 347 links between posts. Every answer keeps the question it answers and every comment the post it was written on, so the threads can be rebuilt. The Internet Archive item describes the dump as anonymised; the votes table names the voter in only 102 rows.
Question-and-answer data from Amazon product pages in the category Video Games, collected by Julian McAuley's group at UC San Diego: 13,307 questions, each with one answer, about 1,188 products (identified by Amazon ASIN). 7,327 are yes/no questions and 5,980 are open-ended; for the yes/no questions the answer is marked Y (2,928), N (1,227) or ? where the polarity could not be predicted (3,172). 12,686 answers carry a calendar date, from 26 March 2006 to 2 May 2015; the other 621 carry only a relative age such as 17 days ago.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/History: 3,677 submissions and 9,380 comments written between 19 September 2014 and 24 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 2,138 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/TheGreatAwakening: 3,010 submissions and 9,361 comments written between 13 September 2018 and 25 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 1,673 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
The content of esperanto.stackexchange.com (https://esperanto.stackexchange.com/), a Stack Exchange question-and-answer site, as published in the Stack Exchange Data Dump of April 2024 on the Internet Archive. The posts table holds 11,309 rows: 5,528 posts (1,655 questions, 3,795 answers, 37 tag wiki excerpts, 37 tag wikis and 4 posts of type 6) and 5,781 comments, written between 23 August 2016 and 21 March 2024. Beside it are 4,298 user accounts, 28,351 votes, 7,472 badges awarded, 99 tags, 13,361 post revisions and 247 links between posts. Every answer keeps the question it answers and every comment the post it was written on, so the threads can be rebuilt. The Internet Archive item describes the dump as anonymised; the votes table names the voter in only 10 rows.
The content of korean.stackexchange.com (https://korean.stackexchange.com/), a Stack Exchange question-and-answer site, as published in the Stack Exchange Data Dump of April 2024 on the Internet Archive. The posts table holds 10,948 rows: 5,182 posts (1,915 questions, 3,142 answers, 60 tag wiki excerpts, 60 tag wikis, 4 posts of type 6 and 1 post of type 7) and 5,766 comments, written between 21 June 2016 and 30 March 2024. Beside it are 8,122 user accounts, 17,406 votes, 10,494 badges awarded, 119 tags, 14,122 post revisions and 244 links between posts. Every answer keeps the question it answers and every comment the post it was written on, so the threads can be rebuilt. The Internet Archive item describes the dump as anonymised; the votes table names the voter in only 10 rows.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/CalmBeforeTheStorm: 1,833 submissions and 9,873 comments written between 13 November 2017 and 24 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 1,127 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
LIAR: 12,836 short statements by public figures, each labelled by PolitiFact's truthfulness scale (half-true (2,638), false (2,511), mostly-true (2,466), barely-true (2,108), true (2,063), pants-fire (1,050)), with the subject, speaker, speaker's job, state and party, counts of the speaker's earlier statements on each rating and the context, in the benchmark's split into train, valid and test (train (10,269), valid (1,284), test (1,283)). 3,318 distinct speakers. By William Yang Wang (UC Santa Barbara) for ACL 2017, "Liar, Liar Pants on Fire": A New Benchmark Dataset for Fake News Detection.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/nsfw: 4,413 submissions and 8,331 comments written between 25 June 2014 and 25 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 1,559 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
The content of eosio.stackexchange.com (https://eosio.stackexchange.com/), a Stack Exchange question-and-answer site, as published in the Stack Exchange Data Dump of April 2024 on the Internet Archive. The posts table holds 9,878 rows: 5,421 posts (2,408 questions, 2,941 answers, 33 tag wiki excerpts, 33 tag wikis and 6 posts of type 6) and 4,457 comments, written between 8 May 2018 and 11 March 2024. Beside it are 8,515 user accounts, 11,810 votes, 9,617 badges awarded, 238 tags, 17,547 post revisions and 329 links between posts. Every answer keeps the question it answers and every comment the post it was written on, so the threads can be rebuilt. The Internet Archive item describes the dump as anonymised; the votes table names the voter in only 17 rows.
Question-and-answer data from Amazon product pages in the category Industrial and Scientific, collected by Julian McAuley's group at UC San Diego: 12,136 questions, each with one answer, about 1,653 products (identified by Amazon ASIN). 5,779 are yes/no questions and 6,357 are open-ended; for the yes/no questions the answer is marked Y (1,866), N (910) or ? where the polarity could not be predicted (3,003). 11,641 answers carry a calendar date, from 15 December 2007 to 2 May 2015; the other 495 carry only a relative age such as 17 days ago.
The content of langdev.stackexchange.com (https://langdev.stackexchange.com/), a Stack Exchange question-and-answer site, as published in the Stack Exchange Data Dump of April 2024 on the Internet Archive. The posts table holds 11,451 rows: 3,466 posts (728 questions, 2,259 answers, 235 tag wiki excerpts, 235 tag wikis and 9 posts of type 6) and 7,985 comments, written between 16 May 2023 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 3,657 user accounts, 25,814 votes, 6,553 badges awarded, 276 tags, 9,736 post revisions and 216 links between posts. Every answer keeps the question it answers and every comment the post it was written on, so the threads can be rebuilt. The Internet Archive item describes the dump as anonymised; the votes table names the voter in only 13 rows.
11,931 English tweets about finance and markets, collected with the Twitter API and annotated with the sentiment bearish, bullish or neutral (Neutral (7,744), Bullish (2,398), Bearish (1,789)), in the upstream split into train and validation (validation (2,388), train (9,543)). Published on Hugging Face by the account zeroshot as "twitter-financial-news-sentiment".
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/tv: 2,585 submissions and 8,929 comments written between 20 November 2013 and 22 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 2,827 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/uspolitics: 3,895 submissions and 7,805 comments written between 14 June 2015 and 19 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 1,608 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/Libertarian: 2,478 submissions and 8,969 comments written between 21 June 2014 and 24 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 1,813 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
The English training data of Task 2 (claim normalization) of the CLEF 2025 CheckThat! Lab: 11,374 social media posts, each paired with a normalized claim, a short simplified statement of the claim the post makes. Each row has the post and its normalized claim. The task asks systems to generate the normalized claim from the noisy post. The upstream repository also holds development and test files for this task; this package holds the training file only.
The content of tezos.stackexchange.com (https://tezos.stackexchange.com/), a Stack Exchange question-and-answer site, as published in the Stack Exchange Data Dump of April 2024 on the Internet Archive. The posts table holds 9,097 rows: 4,787 posts (2,208 questions, 2,547 answers, 10 tag wiki excerpts, 10 tag wikis and 12 posts of type 6) and 4,310 comments, written between 29 January 2019 and 26 March 2024. Beside it are 8,056 user accounts, 13,103 votes, 8,184 badges awarded, 220 tags, 13,630 post revisions and 317 links between posts. Every answer keeps the question it answers and every comment the post it was written on, so the threads can be rebuilt. The Internet Archive item describes the dump as anonymised; the votes table names the voter in only 24 rows.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/newsubverses: 2,599 submissions and 7,928 comments written between 24 June 2014 and 14 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 3,384 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
The content of coffee.stackexchange.com (https://coffee.stackexchange.com/), a Stack Exchange question-and-answer site, as published in the Stack Exchange Data Dump of April 2024 on the Internet Archive. The posts table holds 9,510 rows: 4,525 posts (1,475 questions, 2,898 answers, 71 tag wiki excerpts, 71 tag wikis, 9 posts of type 6 and 1 post of type 7) and 4,985 comments, written between 27 January 2015 and 30 March 2024. Beside it are 11,594 user accounts, 22,128 votes, 14,615 badges awarded, 114 tags, 11,825 post revisions and 622 links between posts. Every answer keeps the question it answers and every comment the post it was written on, so the threads can be rebuilt. The Internet Archive item describes the dump as anonymised; the votes table names the voter in only 18 rows.
Disasters on Social Media from CrowdFlower (Figure Eight): 10,876 tweets that the publisher says were culled with searches for words such as 'ablaze', 'quarantine' and 'pandemonium', each judged by contributors on whether it refers to a disaster event (as opposed to a joke, a film review or something non-disastrous). Judgments: 6,187 Not Relevant, 4,673 Relevant, 16 Can't Decide. Each row has the crowd job's unit ID, the judgment and its confidence, the search keyword (221 distinct), the author's free-text location, the tweet text, and two number columns named tweetid and userid. The package also holds two files from the folder named kaggle-nlp-getting-started as their own tables: train.csv (7,613 rows with a 0/1 target) and test.csv (3,263 rows without one).
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/sports: 2,838 submissions and 7,664 comments written between 16 June 2014 and 23 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 2,359 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
Question-and-answer data from Amazon product pages in the category Software, collected by Julian McAuley's group at UC San Diego: 10,636 questions, each with one answer, about 1,191 products (identified by Amazon ASIN). 5,775 are yes/no questions and 4,861 are open-ended; for the yes/no questions the answer is marked Y (2,159), N (660) or ? where the polarity could not be predicted (2,956). 10,417 answers carry a calendar date, from 5 April 2006 to 2 May 2015; the other 219 carry only a relative age such as 17 days ago.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/Canada: 2,726 submissions and 7,634 comments written between 21 June 2014 and 15 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 983 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
TUAW: 10,485 blog posts from The Unofficial Apple Weblog, written by 36 bloggers between 2004-01-30 and 2007-02-28, with title, text, categories, length, numbers of outlinks, inlinks (from Technorati) and comments, and the links of the post and its comments page. The weblog is a closed community of bloggers on which other users can comment. Crawled and published in the ASU Social Computing Data Repository by Nitin Agarwal, Lei Tang, Huan Liu and Philip S. Yu.
The Greek part of OffensEval 2020 (SemEval-2020 Task 12): 10,287 tweets labeled for offensive language, 2,728 OFF (offensive) and 7,559 NOT (not offensive) for sub-task A, 8,743 in the training file and 1,544 in the test file (labeled by the shared task's separate label file).
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/SavageGods: 1,072 submissions and 8,265 comments written between 26 December 2015 and 2 August 2018, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 83 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
The Queensland floods event of CrisisLexT6: 10,033 English tweets, each with its ID, its text and a label from crowdsourcing workers, 5,414 on-topic (related to the crisis) and 4,619 off-topic. The CrisisLex data page dates the event from 2013-01-27, for 6 days.
The Alberta floods event of CrisisLexT6: 10,031 English tweets, each with its ID, its text and a label from crowdsourcing workers, 5,189 on-topic (related to the crisis) and 4,842 off-topic. The CrisisLex data page dates the event from 2013-06-21, for 11 days.
The Boston Marathon bombings event of CrisisLexT6: 10,012 English tweets, each with its ID, its text and a label from crowdsourcing workers, 5,648 on-topic (related to the crisis) and 4,364 off-topic. The CrisisLex data page dates the event from 2013-04-15, for 5 days.
The Hurricane Sandy event of CrisisLexT6: 10,008 English tweets, each with its ID, its text and a label from crowdsourcing workers, 6,138 on-topic (related to the crisis) and 3,870 off-topic. The CrisisLex data page dates the event from 2012-10-28, for 3 days.
The West Texas explosion event of CrisisLexT6: 10,006 English tweets, each with its ID, its text and a label from crowdsourcing workers, 5,246 on-topic (related to the crisis) and 4,760 off-topic. The CrisisLex data page dates the event from 2013-04-17, for 11 days.
The Arabic part of OffensEval 2020 (SemEval-2020 Task 12): 10,000 tweets labeled for offensive language, 1,991 OFF (offensive) and 8,009 NOT (not offensive) for sub-task A, 8,000 in the training file and 2,000 in the test file (labeled by the shared task's separate label file).
The Oklahoma tornado event of CrisisLexT6: 9,992 English tweets, each with its ID, its text and a label from crowdsourcing workers, 4,827 on-topic (related to the crisis) and 5,165 off-topic. The CrisisLex data page dates the event from 2013-05-20, for 11 days.
The content of languagelearning.stackexchange.com (https://languagelearning.stackexchange.com/), a Stack Exchange question-and-answer site, as published in the Stack Exchange Data Dump of April 2024 on the Internet Archive. The posts table holds 8,779 rows: 4,039 posts (1,396 questions, 2,140 answers, 247 tag wiki excerpts, 247 tag wikis, 7 posts of type 6 and 2 posts of type 7) and 4,740 comments, written between 5 April 2016 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 9,568 user accounts, 21,394 votes, 10,748 badges awarded, 222 tags, 13,066 post revisions and 382 links between posts. Every answer keeps the question it answers and every comment the post it was written on, so the threads can be rebuilt. The Internet Archive item describes the dump as anonymised; the votes table names the voter in only 26 rows.
Fake News Detection: 9,900 news articles labelled Fake or Real (Fake (5,000), Real (4,900)), each as one text field, published on Kaggle by Vishakh Patel. 9,900 of the 9,900 texts are identical to the title, a space and the text of an article of the ISOT Fake News dataset, which the Kaggle page does not name as the source.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/Boards: 2,466 submissions and 6,866 comments written between 23 June 2015 and 24 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 763 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
The content of ebooks.stackexchange.com (https://ebooks.stackexchange.com/), a Stack Exchange question-and-answer site, as published in the Stack Exchange Data Dump of April 2024 on the Internet Archive. The posts table holds 8,068 rows: 4,104 posts (1,535 questions, 2,333 answers, 116 tag wiki excerpts, 116 tag wikis, 3 posts of type 6 and 1 post of type 7) and 3,964 comments, written between 18 December 2013 and 28 March 2024. Beside it are 15,138 user accounts, 17,782 votes, 15,553 badges awarded, 177 tags, 13,497 post revisions and 267 links between posts. Every answer keeps the question it answers and every comment the post it was written on, so the threads can be rebuilt. The Internet Archive item describes the dump as anonymised; the votes table names the voter in only 20 rows.
The hurricane irma 2017 event of HumAID: 9,399 tweets, each with its ID, its text and one of 9 humanitarian categories assigned by crowdsourcing workers (2,358 other relevant information, 1,881 infrastructure and utility damage, 1,590 rescue volunteering or donation effort, 894 injured or dead people, 755 displaced people and evacuations, 615 not humanitarian, 613 caution and advice, 567 sympathy and support, 126 requests or urgent needs), split by upstream into 6,579 train, 958 dev and 1,862 test tweets.
TweetBLM: 9,165 tweets related to Black Lives Matter, each with a hate-speech label (counts of the labels: 0 (6,081), 1 (3,084)), its hashtags, the client it was posted from and three fields about the author's account, by Raj Ratn Pranesh, Sumit Kumar and Ambesh Shekhar (Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra), 2020. The file has no tweet IDs, user names or tweet times.
The hurricane harvey 2017 event of HumAID: 9,112 tweets, each with its ID, its text and one of 9 humanitarian categories assigned by crowdsourcing workers (2,823 rescue volunteering or donation effort, 1,767 other relevant information, 1,217 infrastructure and utility damage, 698 injured or dead people, 688 displaced people and evacuations, 635 sympathy and support, 541 caution and advice, 410 not humanitarian, 333 requests or urgent needs), split by upstream into 6,378 train, 929 dev and 1,805 test tweets.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/economics: 2,784 submissions and 6,179 comments written between 21 June 2014 and 21 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 1,288 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
The content of beer.stackexchange.com (https://beer.stackexchange.com/), a Stack Exchange question-and-answer site, as published in the Stack Exchange Data Dump of April 2024 on the Internet Archive. The posts table holds 7,931 rows: 3,924 posts (1,173 questions, 2,580 answers, 83 tag wiki excerpts, 83 tag wikis, 2 posts of type 6 and 3 posts of type 7) and 4,007 comments, written between 21 January 2014 and 21 March 2024. Beside it are 10,168 user accounts, 20,765 votes, 12,901 badges awarded, 152 tags, 10,423 post revisions and 152 links between posts. Every answer keeps the question it answers and every comment the post it was written on, so the threads can be rebuilt. The Internet Archive item describes the dump as anonymised; the votes table names the voter in only 18 rows.
Question-and-answer data from Amazon product pages in the category Appliances, collected by Julian McAuley's group at UC San Diego: 9,011 questions, each with one answer, about 1,153 products (identified by Amazon ASIN). 4,693 are yes/no questions and 4,318 are open-ended; for the yes/no questions the answer is marked Y (1,655), N (616) or ? where the polarity could not be predicted (2,422). 8,590 answers carry a calendar date, from 26 March 2006 to 1 May 2015; the other 421 carry only a relative age such as 17 days ago.
The Arabic data of Task 1 (check-worthiness) of the CLEF 2024 CheckThat! Lab: 8,926 Arabic texts, each labelled by whether it contains a claim worth fact-checking. The labels are Yes (3,031) and No (5,895). The data come in three files: train 7,333 (2,243 Yes, 5,090 No), dev 1,093 (411 Yes, 682 No), dev-test 500 (377 Yes, 123 No). Each row has a tweet ID, the tweet's URL, the tweet text and the label.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/Health: 2,761 submissions and 5,837 comments written between 25 June 2014 and 22 December 2020, with the author's user name, upvote and downvote counts, the submission each comment belongs to and each comment's depth in its thread. Voat (voat.co) was a news aggregator in the style of Reddit that shut down on 25 December 2020; its communities were called subverses. The package also holds 1,579 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in this subverse or moderate or own it, and the profile of the subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date).
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