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Braden Switzer & Reza Zafarani — Syracuse University
1,800 Chinese-language comments from Bilibili videos about population aging, pensions and low fertility. Each comment has its like count, the video it came from, in-vivo glosses in Chinese and English, the codes from two coders, an agreed final code and a process-model stage. The package also includes metadata for the source videos and the codebook. Zhangwei Zheng (Sunway University) deposited it on Harvard Dataverse under CC0 as replication data for a study of Bilibili comment discourse on aging.
ID-CoastSent has 21,779 Indonesian-language Google Maps reviews of coastal tourism destinations, mostly beaches, in several Indonesian provinces. Three native-speaker annotators each labelled every review Positive, Negative or Neutral. The dataset includes each annotator's label, the unanimous and majority labels, and the authors' training and test splits. The reviews come from a sample drawn evenly across the five star ratings, and reviewer names are not included.
The Reddit comments in the Pushshift archive's monthly file for April 2014: 42,440,735 comments posted in 38,363 subreddits between 1 April 2014 00:00 UTC and 30 April 2014 23:59 UTC, from the monthly comment file RC_2014-04.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. 25,776,053 comments reply to another comment and 16,664,682 are top-level comments on a submission. 5,479,603 comments (13%) carry the author name "[deleted]". The month is one of a monthly series; the submissions themselves are not part of this file.
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.
The content of bicycles.stackexchange.com (https://bicycles.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 235,227 rows: 70,619 posts (20,889 questions, 48,990 answers, 359 tag wiki excerpts, 359 tag wikis, 2 posts of type 3, 14 posts of type 6 and 6 posts of type 7) and 164,608 comments, written between 2 August 2010 and 31 March 2024. Beside it are 56,104 user accounts, 354,103 votes, 106,248 badges awarded, 579 tags, 184,955 post revisions and 6,637 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 142 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.