The content of law.stackexchange.com (https://law.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 232,567 rows: 73,344 posts (29,117 questions, 43,252 answers, 481 tag wiki excerpts, 481 tag wikis, 10 posts of type 6 and 3 posts of type 7) and 159,223 comments, written between 26 May 2015 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 43,909 user accounts, 357,731 votes, 86,358 badges awarded, 1,104 tags, 218,851 post revisions and 5,101 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 511 rows.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the anti-gay Voat subverse (its name is an anti-gay slur and is withheld here): 23,694 submissions and 194,464 comments written between 18 February 2015 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 3,075 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).
Comments around a community ban on Reddit, from the Big Ban Theory (TBBT) dataset of moderation interventions by Aldo Cerulli, Lorenzo Cima, Benedetta Tessa, Serena Tardelli and Stefano Cresci. This package covers the 2018 intervention affecting r/SanctionedSuicide: 221,937 comments with their ID, time, text, subreddit or subverse, thread, pseudonymised author and score, in 3 slices: 27,002 comments posted in the affected community before the intervention (in-before; 13 December 2017 to 28 February 2018); 142,493 comments posted outside the affected community before the intervention (out-before; 1 January 2018 to 13 March 2018); 52,442 comments posted outside the affected community after the intervention (out-after; 13 March 2018 to 29 March 2018). User names and IDs are pseudonymised by the authors with a deterministic hash.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/gaming: 28,755 submissions and 185,797 comments written between 7 May 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 15,301 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 christianity.stackexchange.com (https://christianity.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 193,850 rows: 56,950 posts (16,728 questions, 38,510 answers, 836 tag wiki excerpts, 836 tag wikis, 35 posts of type 6 and 5 posts of type 7) and 136,900 comments, written between 23 August 2011 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 39,692 user accounts, 366,165 votes, 68,302 badges awarded, 1,180 tags, 207,073 post revisions and 9,724 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 812 rows.
The 211,070 posts of the A Voice For Men forum (https://d2ec906f9aea-003845.vbulletin.net) that were crawled in 2019 by Manoel Horta Ribeiro, Jeremy Blackburn, Barry Bradlyn, Emiliano De Cristofaro, Gianluca Stringhini, Summer Long, Stephanie Greenberg and Savvas Zannettou for their study of the manosphere on the web: 1,804 distinct authors in 20,159 threads, written between 2012-09-24 and 2019-06-24. Each post has its text, its author's username, its position in the thread, the IDs of the posts it quotes, the links parsed from it, and the author's profile details as shown with the post.
TikTok Creator and Video Engagement (200K) of Wensi Zhang, Ying Xie and Lingbo Wang: 209,543 TikTok videos from 1,872 creators posted between 2024-06-24 and 2024-11-09, with descriptions, hashtags, music metadata, speech transcripts for 83,206 of them, a topic and six emotion scores derived from AI-written summaries, 6,068,955 daily engagement records (play, like, comment, share, collect and download counts for the first 31 days after posting, observed 2024-06-24 to 2024-12-09) and 278,433 daily creator statistics rows (1,872 creators, 2024-06-24 to 2024-12-09). No video files are included.
Comments around a community ban on Reddit, from the Big Ban Theory (TBBT) dataset of moderation interventions by Aldo Cerulli, Lorenzo Cima, Benedetta Tessa, Serena Tardelli and Stefano Cresci. This package covers the 2020 intervention affecting r/GenderCritical: 207,521 comments with their ID, time, text, subreddit or subverse, thread, pseudonymised author and score, in 3 slices: 40,976 comments posted in the affected community before the intervention (in-before; 30 January 2020 to 11 April 2020); 94,239 comments posted outside the affected community before the intervention (out-before; 30 March 2020 to 28 June 2020); 72,306 comments posted outside the affected community after the intervention (out-after; 28 June 2020 to 27 September 2020). User names and IDs are pseudonymised by the authors with a deterministic hash.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/SoapboxBanhammer: 33,774 submissions and 158,426 comments written between 18 June 2015 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 3,626 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 webapps.stackexchange.com (https://webapps.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 161,371 rows: 85,667 posts (33,995 questions, 49,455 answers, 1,093 tag wiki excerpts, 1,093 tag wikis, 6 posts of type 3, 19 posts of type 6 and 6 posts of type 7) and 75,704 comments, written between 15 July 2009 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 241,715 user accounts, 457,512 votes, 232,389 badges awarded, 981 tags, 322,175 post revisions and 6,719 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 880 rows.
The content of dsp.stackexchange.com (https://dsp.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 192,811 rows: 62,893 posts (27,618 questions, 34,859 answers, 205 tag wiki excerpts, 205 tag wikis, 4 posts of type 6 and 2 posts of type 7) and 129,918 comments, written between 24 November 2009 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 59,547 user accounts, 176,529 votes, 86,646 badges awarded, 528 tags, 231,654 post revisions and 7,776 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 429 rows.
The content of space.stackexchange.com (https://space.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 191,285 rows: 48,869 posts (18,866 questions, 28,341 answers, 824 tag wiki excerpts, 824 tag wikis, 11 posts of type 6 and 3 posts of type 7) and 142,416 comments, written between 16 July 2013 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 39,296 user accounts, 436,676 votes, 90,571 badges awarded, 1,201 tags, 180,404 post revisions and 18,352 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 1,010 rows.
The TED talks part of RtGender: 1,422 speakers and 190,414 responses to them, each with the gender (M or W) of the original poster (144,336 responses to men and 46,011 to women), and 2,652 post-response pairs labeled by crowdsourcing workers for sentiment and relevance.
The content of arduino.stackexchange.com (https://arduino.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 185,041 rows: 58,611 posts (24,704 questions, 33,236 answers, 329 tag wiki excerpts, 329 tag wikis, 10 posts of type 6 and 3 posts of type 7) and 126,430 comments, written between 11 February 2014 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 77,675 user accounts, 161,219 votes, 99,076 badges awarded, 449 tags, 188,045 post revisions and 2,850 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 116 rows.
Question-and-answer data from Amazon product pages in the category Home and Kitchen, collected by Julian McAuley's group at UC San Diego: 184,439 questions, each with one answer, about 24,501 products (identified by Amazon ASIN). 76,326 are yes/no questions and 108,113 are open-ended; for the yes/no questions the answer is marked Y (24,729), N (12,203) or ? where the polarity could not be predicted (39,394). 179,087 answers carry a calendar date, from 28 March 2006 to 2 May 2015; the other 5,352 carry only a relative age such as 17 days ago.
The content of mechanics.stackexchange.com (https://mechanics.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 183,155 rows: 67,953 posts (27,266 questions, 39,329 answers, 670 tag wiki excerpts, 670 tag wikis, 15 posts of type 6 and 3 posts of type 7) and 115,202 comments, written between 26 November 2010 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 59,960 user accounts, 224,945 votes, 93,968 badges awarded, 1,487 tags, 210,405 post revisions and 3,265 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 211 rows.
The content of german.stackexchange.com (https://german.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 181,986 rows: 57,453 posts (17,620 questions, 39,395 answers, 215 tag wiki excerpts, 215 tag wikis, 4 posts of type 6 and 4 posts of type 7) and 124,533 comments, written between 24 May 2011 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 41,679 user accounts, 316,490 votes, 76,275 badges awarded, 277 tags, 182,215 post revisions and 5,171 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 124 rows.
The content of history.stackexchange.com (https://history.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 181,574 rows: 44,163 posts (14,864 questions, 28,152 answers, 569 tag wiki excerpts, 569 tag wikis, 5 posts of type 6 and 4 posts of type 7) and 137,411 comments, written between 5 May 2011 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 45,851 user accounts, 457,693 votes, 96,478 badges awarded, 856 tags, 175,040 post revisions and 2,425 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 444 rows.
The c/Gaming community of iDRAMA-Scored-2024: 181,469 posts on Scored, from 2020-01-01 to 2023-12-31, each with its text, opaque author code, time, score and, for submissions, title and link and flags.
The content of ja.stackoverflow.com (https://ja.stackoverflow.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 144,723 rows: 69,002 posts (31,119 questions, 36,454 answers, 710 tag wiki excerpts, 710 tag wikis, 4 posts of type 6 and 5 posts of type 7) and 75,721 comments, written between 29 September 2014 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 44,741 user accounts, 128,567 votes, 66,592 badges awarded, 1,172 tags, 215,786 post revisions and 1,767 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 166 rows.
The content of hermeneutics.stackexchange.com (https://hermeneutics.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 160,900 rows: 57,964 posts (14,767 questions, 42,439 answers, 372 tag wiki excerpts, 372 tag wikis, 9 posts of type 6 and 5 posts of type 7) and 102,936 comments, written between 4 October 2011 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 45,303 user accounts, 216,426 votes, 49,410 badges awarded, 492 tags, 183,373 post revisions and 6,219 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 499 rows.
The c/MGTOW community of iDRAMA-Scored-2024: 175,853 posts on Scored, from 2020-01-01 to 2023-12-31, each with its text, opaque author code, time, score and, for submissions, title and link and flags.
The content of japanese.stackexchange.com (https://japanese.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 174,195 rows: 70,923 posts (29,273 questions, 41,017 answers, 312 tag wiki excerpts, 312 tag wikis, 7 posts of type 6 and 2 posts of type 7) and 103,272 comments, written between 31 May 2011 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 39,934 user accounts, 306,662 votes, 73,975 badges awarded, 360 tags, 233,644 post revisions and 16,768 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 197 rows.
The content of biology.stackexchange.com (https://biology.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 172,175 rows: 62,286 posts (28,798 questions, 32,296 answers, 584 tag wiki excerpts, 584 tag wikis, 20 posts of type 6 and 4 posts of type 7) and 109,889 comments, written between 26 May 2011 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 61,628 user accounts, 328,782 votes, 104,929 badges awarded, 745 tags, 229,018 post revisions and 5,680 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 725 rows.
The content of movies.stackexchange.com (https://movies.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 168,257 rows: 65,069 posts (22,924 questions, 37,661 answers, 2,229 tag wiki excerpts, 2,229 tag wikis, 21 posts of type 6 and 5 posts of type 7) and 103,188 comments, written between 3 October 2011 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 76,002 user accounts, 689,681 votes, 159,909 badges awarded, 4,781 tags, 246,597 post revisions and 3,209 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 788 rows.
Comments around a community ban on Reddit, from the Big Ban Theory (TBBT) dataset of moderation interventions by Aldo Cerulli, Lorenzo Cima, Benedetta Tessa, Serena Tardelli and Stefano Cresci. This package covers the 2018 intervention affecting r/DarkNetMarkets: 168,096 comments with their ID, time, text, subreddit or subverse, thread, pseudonymised author and score, in 3 slices: 32,712 comments posted in the affected community before the intervention (in-before; 20 December 2017 to 28 February 2018); 119,036 comments posted outside the affected community before the intervention (out-before; 1 January 2018 to 20 March 2018); 16,348 comments posted outside the affected community after the intervention (out-after; 20 March 2018 to 29 March 2018). User names and IDs are pseudonymised by the authors with a deterministic hash.
Posts of 4,043 bloggers from the Blog Authorship Corpus collected by Jonathan Schler, Moshe Koppel, Shlomo Argamon and James Pennebaker from blogger.com: the female bloggers aged 23 to 27. The package holds 162,075 posts, each with its date and text, and one record per blogger with the gender, age, industry and astrological sign the blogger gave. The posts are dated from 1 January 1999 to 12 August 2005. The corpus is one file per blogger; this package holds the files of one slice of it.
The content of datascience.stackexchange.com (https://datascience.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 161,296 rows: 78,926 posts (36,775 questions, 41,470 answers, 333 tag wiki excerpts, 333 tag wikis, 14 posts of type 6 and 1 post of type 7) and 82,370 comments, written between 13 May 2014 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 137,433 user accounts, 222,642 votes, 153,617 badges awarded, 702 tags, 264,422 post revisions and 2,999 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 684 rows.
The content of bitcoin.stackexchange.com (https://bitcoin.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 159,311 rows: 74,962 posts (30,992 questions, 42,781 answers, 588 tag wiki excerpts, 589 tag wikis, 6 posts of type 6 and 6 posts of type 7) and 84,349 comments, written between 30 August 2011 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 113,396 user accounts, 287,994 votes, 120,151 badges awarded, 969 tags, 234,658 post revisions and 12,508 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 382 rows.
The content of emacs.stackexchange.com (https://emacs.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 158,734 rows: 59,206 posts (27,024 questions, 31,473 answers, 346 tag wiki excerpts, 346 tag wikis, 13 posts of type 6 and 4 posts of type 7) and 99,528 comments, written between 23 September 2014 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 31,913 user accounts, 206,342 votes, 72,568 badges awarded, 936 tags, 199,901 post revisions and 5,527 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 439 rows.
Posts of 4,043 bloggers from the Blog Authorship Corpus collected by Jonathan Schler, Moshe Koppel, Shlomo Argamon and James Pennebaker from blogger.com: the male bloggers aged 23 to 27. The package holds 159,376 posts, each with its date and text, and one record per blogger with the gender, age, industry and astrological sign the blogger gave. The posts are dated from 1 January 1999 to 1 January 2006. The corpus is one file per blogger; this package holds the files of one slice of it.
The content of rus.stackexchange.com (https://rus.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 153,847 rows: 67,595 posts (23,347 questions, 43,906 answers, 169 tag wiki excerpts, 169 tag wikis and 4 posts of type 7) and 86,252 comments, written between 13 December 2011 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 24,194 user accounts, 135,478 votes, 38,653 badges awarded, 442 tags, 200,517 post revisions and 2,150 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 78 rows.
Posts of 5,120 bloggers from the Blog Authorship Corpus collected by Jonathan Schler, Moshe Koppel, Shlomo Argamon and James Pennebaker from blogger.com: the bloggers whose industry is Student, aged 13 to 48 (2,479 female, 2,641 male). The package holds 153,907 posts, each with its date and text, and one record per blogger with the gender, age, industry and astrological sign the blogger gave. The posts are dated from 1 January 1999 to 9 August 2006. The corpus is one file per blogger; this package holds the files of one slice of it.
The content of skeptics.stackexchange.com (https://skeptics.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 151,699 rows: 26,862 posts (11,202 questions, 14,398 answers, 613 tag wiki excerpts, 613 tag wikis, 8 posts of type 3, 21 posts of type 6, 6 posts of type 7 and 1 post of type 8) and 124,837 comments, written between 24 February 2011 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 52,050 user accounts, 572,701 votes, 120,164 badges awarded, 692 tags, 136,094 post revisions and 3,111 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 565 rows.
Comments around a community ban with migration on Reddit, from the Big Ban Theory (TBBT) dataset of moderation interventions by Aldo Cerulli, Lorenzo Cima, Benedetta Tessa, Serena Tardelli and Stefano Cresci. This package covers the 2015 intervention affecting r/fatpeoplehate: 151,178 comments with their ID, time, text, subreddit or subverse, thread, pseudonymised author and score, in 2 slices: 111,751 comments posted in the affected community before the intervention (in-before; 11 March 2015 to 1 June 2015); 39,427 comments posted outside the affected community after the intervention (out-after; 10 June 2015 to 10 September 2015). User names and IDs are pseudonymised by the authors with a deterministic hash.
The Reddit comments in the Pushshift archive's monthly file for October 2007: 150,429 comments posted in 32 subreddits between 15 October 2007 12:17 UTC and 31 October 2007 23:59 UTC, from the monthly comment file RC_2007-10.bz2 of the Pushshift Reddit dataset (Baumgartner, Zannettou, Keegan, Squire and Blackburn, ICWSM 2020). Each comment has its text, author name, time, the comment or submission it answers, the submission thread and the subreddit, together with the score and flair fields of the original record. 87,992 comments reply to another comment and 62,437 are top-level comments on a submission. 47,797 comments (32%) carry the author name "[deleted]". The month is one of a monthly series; the submissions themselves are not part of this file.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/Conspiracy: 25,989 submissions and 119,894 comments written between 18 May 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 9,466 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 Sports and Outdoors, collected by Julian McAuley's group at UC San Diego: 146,891 questions, each with one answer, about 19,332 products (identified by Amazon ASIN). 64,563 are yes/no questions and 82,328 are open-ended; for the yes/no questions the answer is marked Y (22,920), N (9,488) or ? where the polarity could not be predicted (32,155). 140,741 answers carry a calendar date, from 1 April 2006 to 2 May 2015; the other 6,150 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 39 Voat subverses that ECHO's catalogue groups as "Voat Lifestyle & Hobbies Communities": 34,003 submissions and 107,364 comments written between 15 April 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 13,506 user profiles (registration date and the subverses the user moderated or created) of the users who wrote in these subverses or moderate or own them, and the profile of each subverse (description, subscriber count, creation date). The posts table has one row per submission or comment and the column community_id names its subverse, so a single subverse is a filter of the table; several of the subverses are also published as packages of their own.
Every post and comment collected from the Voat community v/funny between 18 November 2013 and 25 December 2020, as published in the MADOC dataset (Multi-Platform Aggregated Dataset of Online Communities). The package holds 143,945 interactions (97,183 comments, 46,762 posts) by 19,728 pseudonymised users. Each interaction has its text, the ID of the post or comment it replies to, and four machine-computed scores: VADER sentiment, TextBlob sentiment, TextBlob subjectivity and a ToxiGen toxicity score. MADOC publishes one file per community and platform; this package is the voat_funny_madoc.parquet file.
The content of hinduism.stackexchange.com (https://hinduism.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 143,421 rows: 39,531 posts (18,348 questions, 20,221 answers, 477 tag wiki excerpts, 477 tag wikis, 3 posts of type 6 and 5 posts of type 7) and 103,890 comments, written between 18 June 2014 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 25,640 user accounts, 225,612 votes, 44,030 badges awarded, 882 tags, 155,441 post revisions and 13,847 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 572 rows.
ReCOVery: 2,029 news articles about COVID-19 from 55 distinct publisher names (the README says the articles were collected from 22 reliable and 38 unreliable websites), published 2020-01-21 to 2020-05-25, with the full body text, URL, publisher, authors, head image, political bias and country of the source and a reliability label (reliable (1,364), unreliable (665)), and 140,820 IDs of tweets that shared 1,747 of the articles (tweet IDs only). By Xinyi Zhou, Apurva Mulay, Emilio Ferrara and Reza Zafarani for CIKM 2020.
The content of writers.stackexchange.com (https://writers.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 129,131 rows: 52,239 posts (12,683 questions, 38,780 answers, 379 tag wiki excerpts, 379 tag wikis, 2 posts of type 3, 12 posts of type 6 and 4 posts of type 7) and 76,892 comments, written between 18 September 2010 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 46,971 user accounts, 265,264 votes, 74,996 badges awarded, 397 tags, 126,958 post revisions and 3,452 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 176 rows.
139,718 submissions to the Reddit community r/ProgrammerHumor between 2014-01-02 and 2022-10-25, the data of the replication package of 'What Makes Programmers Laugh? Exploring the Submissions of the Subreddit r/ProgrammerHumor' (Kuutila, Rantala, Li, Hosio and Mäntylä, ESEM 2024). Each has its title, text (for the 129,668 image posts, the text recognised in the image; for the 10,050 text posts, the post text), score, comment count, a score ratio, the time posted, the number of the topic (of 23) an LDA topic model assigned and a binary indicator of high score (BinaryV6). The package also holds the humour-theory and comprehension labels two researchers (M and L) gave 400 text posts and 400 image posts, and a consensus file of the 800 labelled posts.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/pics: 14,882 submissions and 121,313 comments written between 7 May 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 14,582 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 comment pages of the Reddit dataset of Himabindu Lakkaraju, Julian McAuley and Jure Leskovec ('What's in a name? Understanding the interplay between titles, content, and communities in social media', ICWSM 2013), distributed by SNAP: 132,214 saved reddit.com pages, one per submission of an image that was submitted to Reddit more than once, from 837 subreddits. The package holds every page as it was saved, and the submissions (132,214) and comments (3,290,631) the pages show, with author, time, votes, text and place in the comment tree, taken from the page markup. The pages show at most the top 200 comments of a thread; 295,175 'load more comments' placeholders on 6,547 pages and 6,392 'continue this thread' placeholders on 4,327 pages mark comments that are not in the page.
The content of networkengineering.stackexchange.com (https://networkengineering.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 114,908 rows: 43,849 posts (16,633 questions, 26,328 answers, 436 tag wiki excerpts, 436 tag wikis, 12 posts of type 6 and 4 posts of type 7) and 71,059 comments, written between 7 May 2013 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 74,253 user accounts, 155,226 votes, 85,369 badges awarded, 462 tags, 131,359 post revisions and 1,745 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 121 rows.
The content of astronomy.stackexchange.com (https://astronomy.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 116,434 rows: 35,836 posts (14,653 questions, 20,328 answers, 425 tag wiki excerpts, 425 tag wikis, 2 posts of type 6 and 3 posts of type 7) and 80,598 comments, written between 24 September 2013 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 39,348 user accounts, 237,730 votes, 64,722 badges awarded, 590 tags, 118,097 post revisions and 6,552 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 562 rows.
Every submission and comment that the Voat dataset of Mekacher and Papasavva holds for the Voat subverse v/OccidentalEnclave: 30,530 submissions and 97,684 comments written between 28 August 2016 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 4,169 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).
128,484 tweets labelled for political leaning, published on Hugging Face by Châtelet AI as 'political-leaning-tweets-100k': neutral (114,477), liberal (9,992) and conservative (4,015). The labels are machine-generated by a large language model, according to the dataset card. The file has the tweet text and the label only: no IDs, dates, authors or language tags; 123,825 of the texts are distinct.
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