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Saturday, 21 January 2017
quote [ Thanks to the internet, the American language seems to be exploding at an almost unclockable pace. Polyglot social media has exposed American English, with its historically promiscuous embrace of new idioms, to more digital pidgins, foreign words, microdialects, pictograms, neologisms, and cryptic symbols than any one language user can ever expect to brook. ]
This is mostly a test of the "prep post" system. I hope you find it interesting, anyway.
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lilmookieesquire said @ 8:53pm GMT on 21st January
Here's the gist of their paper:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2014/05/27/researchers_at_stanford_analyzed_random_acts_of_pizza_posts_on_reddit.html
lilmookieesquire said @ 8:53pm GMT on 21st January
Here's the gist of their paper:
Long ass link
lilmookieesquire said @ 8:55pm GMT on 21st January
Here's the gist of their paper:
Long ass link
The gist of what they found:
And the researchers found that family, money, and job narratives improved the likelihood of pizza fulfillment, while the other categories were neutral or reduced the chance of success. Politeness (specifically expressions of gratitude), evidentiality (like including a photo), reciprocity (an indication that the poster would potentially give pizza to someone else at another time), sentiment, and length were other factors contributing to success.
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lilmookieesquire said @ 8:53pm GMT on 21st January [Score:1 Interesting]
Here's the gist of their paper:
Long ass link
The gist of what they found:
And the researchers found that family, money, and job narratives improved the likelihood of pizza fulfillment, while the other categories were neutral or reduced the chance of success. Politeness (specifically expressions of gratitude), evidentiality (like including a photo), reciprocity (an indication that the poster would potentially give pizza to someone else at another time), sentiment, and length were other factors contributing to success.
