# commands

date: 2024-06-21 18:14:58.624690
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "Interview guide for Big Social Research interviews", "document_name": "BSR_interview_guide", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-06-21 18:34:13.197869
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "", "document_name": "testdocx", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-06-21 18:37:57.075320
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "", "document_name": "testpdf", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-06-21 19:03:59.297478
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "", "document_name": "BSR_01", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-06-21 19:17:31.834883
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "", "document_name": "BSR_02", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-06-21 19:17:44.512974
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "", "document_name": "BSR_03", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-06-21 19:18:02.906854
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "", "document_name": "BSR_05", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-07-11 14:33:35.304523
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "", "document_name": "BSR_06", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-07-11 14:35:02.378195
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "", "document_name": "BSR_07", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-07-11 14:35:13.227234
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "", "document_name": "BSR_08", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-07-11 14:35:23.168972
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "", "document_name": "BSR_09", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-07-11 14:35:33.077184
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "", "document_name": "BSR_10", "text_direction": "LEFT_TO_RIGHT", "type": "document_add"}


date: 2024-07-12 14:25:40.519444
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "sharing or protection of personal information, including both web (social media, etc) and research", "tag_id": 2, "tag_path": "privacy", "type": "tag_add"}


date: 2024-07-12 14:26:59.457272
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 5036, "highlight_id": 1, "start_offset": 4774, "tags": [1, 2], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-12 14:31:06.036871
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 5036, "highlight_id": 1, "start_offset": 4774, "tags": [1, 2, -18], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-12 15:33:01.279453
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "sharing or protection of personal information, including both web (social media, etc) and research", "tag_id": 2, "tag_path": "thematic: privacy", "type": "tag_add"}


date: 2024-07-12 15:42:40.833246
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "sharing or protection of personal information, including both web (social media, etc) and research", "tag_id": 2, "tag_path": "open: privacy", "type": "tag_add"}


date: 2024-07-12 19:52:01.559374
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "users desire control over when and to whom their data is disclosed", "tag_id": 4, "tag_path": "deductive: autonomy", "type": "tag_add"}


date: 2024-07-12 19:52:14.609172
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "users recognize privacy's importance but also circumvent protections when seeking information", "tag_id": 5, "tag_path": "deductive: compromise", "type": "tag_add"}


date: 2024-07-12 19:52:30.273570
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "concern derives from being personally affected by privacy or sharing", "tag_id": 6, "tag_path": "deductive: stake", "type": "tag_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:23:56.960772
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 22960, "highlight_id": 6, "start_offset": 22612, "tags": [4, 5, 6], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:28:54.772968
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 22083, "highlight_id": 7, "start_offset": 21885, "tags": [6], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:29:09.376199
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 22292, "highlight_id": 8, "start_offset": 22089, "tags": [5], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:29:39.580659
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 23265, "highlight_id": 9, "start_offset": 23155, "tags": [4], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:30:07.470882
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 23863, "highlight_id": 10, "start_offset": 23562, "tags": [5], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:32:46.055999
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 32393, "highlight_id": 11, "start_offset": 32193, "tags": [4], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:34:09.854749
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 34615, "highlight_id": 12, "start_offset": 34029, "tags": [1, 4, 6], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:34:43.872594
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 35271, "highlight_id": 13, "start_offset": 34753, "tags": [4], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:35:28.337029
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 35733, "highlight_id": 14, "start_offset": 35542, "tags": [4], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:36:24.907904
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 36525, "highlight_id": 15, "start_offset": 36038, "tags": [4], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:38:32.375264
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 39740, "highlight_id": 16, "start_offset": 38734, "tags": [4], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:39:14.307451
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 40607, "highlight_id": 17, "start_offset": 40068, "tags": [5], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 16:42:46.624949
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"end_offset": 27391, "highlight_id": 18, "start_offset": 26453, "tags": [5, 6], "type": "highlight_add"}


date: 2024-07-31 18:26:18.470749
user_login: admin
payload:
  {"description": "Re-analysis of interviews from Mannheimer, Sara. 2023. \"Interviews regarding data curation for qualitative data reuse and big social research\". Qualitative Data Repository. https://doi.org/10.5064/F6GWMU4O. QDR Main Collection.", "project_name": "Social media privacy project", "type": "project_meta"}


# highlights

snippet:
  <p>And a big part of our paper was we came up with a way of identifying which tweets were disclosures which were not, and we have to describe the method in the paper. And more or less, that's a method to identify survivors of sexual violence in our in our data set.</p>


snippet:
  <p>I've done some work on on Twitter on how like social people who are users of Twitter, I've done, did a project on on people who have been harassed on Twitter and the subject of kind of coordinated harassment campaigns, and how kind of their experiences</p>


snippet:
  <p>So they were anonymous in the sense that I couldn't tie it to their real identity. But some people use this same username on all these online platforms. And that is that that is a concern. So let's say there's a user in my data who said something they regret, and they delete their post or their comment. It's stil going to be there in my data set.</p>


snippet:
  <p> We did not release these gender annotations, because we didn't, we thought it would cause issues if we mislabeled an author's gender. And these authors are a part of the community that we publish. </p>


snippet:
  <p>So we opted to not release identities. And we actually at the end of the paper, we actually have an ethics statement where we talk about why we're not doing that. But the data, the data itself is public.</p>


snippet:
  <p>I know that Push Shift has on the, Push Shift has a subReddit, where people can submit data deletion requests.</p>


snippet:
  <p>So it's not a compromise to my research. It's a compromise to replicating my research. So if, if I don't release the data, it wil  be private. But then no one can replicate my results. It's going to be really hard because you need to col ect all this data again. Yeah. So that's the trade off that....</p>


snippet:
  <p>not all Twitter users know that Twitter is public, by default. There's kind of those issues that we think about. We do, because on Wikipedia, I mean, it's, we we tend to treat that more as public data</p>


snippet:
  <p>And one of the things that we know we wanted to take care about was whether we could identify those people in the paper. And this is where Wikipedians are actually a bit different when it comes to like informed consent, where Wikipedia is it's a very public space. And so often, the informed consent is not around anonymity. But actually, like, they want credit for what they say, you know, it's like they want to get, and so like, de-identifying them is an act of, I don't know if I'd call it like an act of violence, but an act of erasure, it's an act, it's like, erasing their labor.</p>


snippet:
  <p>we would say,</p>
  <p>"You know, we're writing this paper, it's covered under this, and you know, we're interested in this we want to use, we're interested in using your case, as an example. Can you talk about whether you thought this was conflict or not conflict? And then, you know, would you like us to, you know, actually detail this case in the paper," and we only used ones where the people said that they would be comfortable having their usernames and their case be described in our, in our vignettes and case studies.</p>


snippet:
  <p> people do use use pseudonyms for their usernames, but they'l  often then like, their if you go to their user page, their profile, they often kind of put a lot of information about themselves</p>


snippet:
  <p>But yeah, so so there is a culture where like, people are able to select the level of self disclosure on the platform. And, and so that I feel like especially the people we were talking to are much more longtime, sophisticated users, veterans who have then, you know, in these kind of we did, I don't think we did any, any newcomers, like, I think every case we did with someone who is very well established, and so I feel like has, has gotten the chance to set those out for themselves.</p>


snippet:
  <p>Some of them like hold ideological views that are against like the counting of contributions. And they're just like, "I don't believe that that's something we should be doing. And so I want to remove myself from this list." Others are just like, "No, I don't want my username attached to that." And so there is actually a page on Wikipedia of people who have opted out of those kinds of it was more like people who have opted out of being in those like lists of the most active contributors. So we can also take a look at that. And that's something also whenever I do like a peer reviewed article, that's doing Wikipedia research, like I'l  always, like, check that list. If anyone shows up on that list, I'l tell them about it and say like, "Hey, this is a list of like opt outs that Wikipedians keep for, like not wanting to be publicly mentioned," even though officially, it's all public, and it's all creative commons license, and those people would admit that that you have the legal right to do that.</p>


snippet:
  <p>Yeah, so we didn't talk about them in the paper, they're stil  in the dataset. We didn't remove them.</p>
  <p>Because there are objections on that is more of like being mentioned as part of an aggregate rather than necessarily... I don't know, like some people are more I don't think I'm realizing like some people are more ideologically opposed to the idea of like counting users, and like by edits in general, we didn't think I think that if we had been I don't know, it's actually a good question about whether we remove them from the data set.</p>


snippet:
  <p>So the big one is like, we don't want people to be able to easily identify survivors of sexual violence.</p>
  <p>And that was, we, I think we had several conversations about that among ourselves, trying to figure out the best way to—like if we could share the data responsibly. Because I think if we hadn't identified [the data repository we used] as an option, we wouldn't have shared the tweet IDs. We thought that'd be a little too far. Especially given that like our paper, it's not easy. like it'd be almost easier, just to like manually look up the hashtag Me Too, and harass people through there, than, like, use our tweet IDs, build a classifier after having read your own, like 1000s of tweets. It's not really practical that anyone would actually misuse our method. But it's stil  like it describes the way of identifying a certain group of sexual violence survivors. And so that was kind of a conversation for us in terms of privacy.</p>


