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No the question is how the authors decided which comments were toxic for their evaluation. If they say "gut feeling" then replication will be greatly hampered.
by lolc 3y ago
No the question is how the authors decided which comments were toxic for their evaluation. If they say "gut feeling" then replication will be greatly hampered.
- Ensorceled 3y agoThe article explains their methodology for identifying and tracking toxic comments.
- lolc 3y agoThe original comment said "All I found is a statement that they use some score from some tool and link to the tool developer's site". So if that's all there is regarding classification, their methodology is not nailed down very well in my view. But maybe there's more and we haven't found it?
- Ensorceled 3y agoThere is an entire section dedicated this at the end of the article. They are using at established tool for this domain and there are links explaining how it works and definitions.