A few weeks ago I spoke with journalist Stephen Harrison for his article “Is copying from Wikipedia plagiarism?”

For those interested, I provide the full …

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On TheoryOfReddit Brian Keegan has posted an open letter regarding Reddit’s tightening of their API access, especially the cutting off of Pushshift’s access …

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Like the startling clap that follows distant rumbles of thunder, artificial intelligence (AI) has arrived. Stunning images and precocious prose can be generated at the …

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I often want a simple terminal-based world clock for scheduling. I finally scratched my itch and wrote a little script using Python’s awesome pendulum …

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For the past two years I’ve been working on Reddit related questions such as:

1. Do researchers’ ethical disguise of Redditors’ posts work?
2. How many …

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In a 99% Invisible episode, Avery Trufelman stated that America’s 19th-century preoccupation with the self and self-help was reflected in the fact that Webster …

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What people believe about their and others’ beliefs, as well as how those beliefs are expressed, can dramatically affect decisions: groups can come to decisions …

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Some researchers of user-generated content make an effort to disguise the public comments they quote so as to not bring additional scrutiny to the comments …

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Yesterday I was surprised to see widespread headlines that Wikipedia's "first edit" was being auctioned as a NFT. That wasn't right, and I wondered what …

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1. In your paper, you wrote: “Quotations are slightly altered to reduce chances of deductive disclosure of individuals who made the posts or comments.” Is this …

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