A Voat (Reddit alternative, 2013–2020) dataset of 12,521 submissions, 49,519 comments, 6,439 users, 24,567 collaboration edges, collected by Mekacher & Papasavva (ICWSM 2022) via full platform crawl. Each record contains user nodes (registration date, moderation status), directed weighted edges (commenter→submitter, weight=upvotes+1), submission titles and bodies, comment text, upvotes, downvotes, depth. Complete dataset for the Voat subverse v/European, covering its full lifetime on the platform (2013–2020). Includes all 12,521 submissions and 49,519 comments with full text and engagement metadata.. Suitable for social network analysis, community dynamics, content moderation, platform migration studies, online community research.
A Stack Exchange (expatriates.stackexchange.com) dataset of 4,535 users, 6,099 answer-collaboration edges, 7,861 questions, 7,946 answers, collected by Stack Exchange, Inc. via the annual Stack Exchange Data Dump. Each record contains user nodes (reputation, badge counts, vote history), directed weighted edges (answerer→asker, weight=answer score, count=interactions, accepted=bool), post text, tag distribution. User collaboration network from expatriates.stackexchange.com — directed weighted graph where edges represent knowledge-sharing relationships (A answered B's question), with edge weight reflecting answer quality. Enables prestige hierarchy, community detection, and expertise flow analysis.. Suitable for expertise network analysis, reputation systems, community detection, knowledge flow, PageRank-based authority ranking, Q&A platform dynamics..
Meta's Social Connectedness Index (SCI): the relative probability that two Facebook users in two places are friends, scaled so that the most connected pair is 1,000,000,000. This package is the release distributed on HDX, at several resolutions: country to country, GADM level 1 and 2 regions, geoBoundaries ADM1 and ADM2, EU NUTS 1 to 3 (2024), US counties and US ZIP code tabulation areas, with region-to-country lookups and the methodology paper. Suitable for research on social ties, migration, trade and economic spillovers between regions.