Talk:Social media mining

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Edits to the introduction

I reworded the first sentence because it sounded too technical. I tried to make it simpler and easier to understand, but please feel free to discuss if you disagree. I also corrected some typos and took out some of the quotation marks as well, so that it sounds more neutral and has less ambiguity. (What is the difference between social media mining and social media "mining"?)

I also want to note that the article does not use the Oxford comma and is written in British English (for example, behaviour instead of behavior), so I made edits for consistency accordingly.

Romhilde (talk) 20:34, 7 August 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Multiple issues

I added the tag about missing information because the two short paragraphs in the Uses section are the core content of this article but are only 6% of the length of the article, due to the multiple long lists and paragraphs of repetitive information (such as repeating the definition of social media and the origin of social media). I added the tag about indiscriminate lists because I am honestly not sure why there are lengthy lists of research topics, journals, and conferences. It makes the article look like a directory, which is a WP:NOT policy issue. In the section called Research, I added the red links tag because the red links are used for things that appear to me to be non-notable, which is a WP:NOTE guideline issue. Romhilde (talk) 00:11, 12 August 2018 (UTC)[reply]