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We used an open source sentiment analysis API.

• dbaupp 14y ago
  Which one?
  • joshma 14y ago
    text-processing.com[1] has a nice api, the bonus was that they restrict API calls on a per-IP basis. So client-side extensions work well here. :) (meta: Let's see how much a smiley affects the positivity...) [1] http://text-processing.com/docs/sentiment.html http://text-processing.com/docs/sentiment.html
    • citricsquid 14y ago
      Annoyingly their premium link 404s, here's the pricing link for anyone interested: http://www.mashape.com/japerk/text-processing/Pricing http://www.mashape.com/japerk/text-processing/Pricing Free plan is 45k queries, $35/m for 450k and 1,500,000 for $75/m!
• anigbrowl 14y ago
  This could perhaps be improved. It seems to employ a very primitive negative/positive, large/small dichotomy. I presidct that simply putting the words huge and new will give this comment a positive sentiment....
  • anigbrowl 14y ago
    When comments like 'I'm pretty stoked about it actually.' yield a -50% sentiment, something is broken.