Do ethnographic, social, or literary research on Youtube comments
Posted by David Wees on Mar 15, 2011
There are literally millions of Youtube comments, tied to individual users, many of which give some information about themselves. I see this is an amazing resource for data you could mine for ethnographic, social, or literary research.
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