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project /polfren/ - a crowd sourced globohomo network analysis project Anonymous 04/09/2022 (Sat) 13:19:47 Id: 49aedd No. 14962
https://web.archive(Please use archive.today)/web/20140214081302/http://www.politicalfriendster(Please use archive.today)/ >Political Friendster is a parody of the social network Friendster. It allows a visualization of the connections between players in the political game. This site has absolutely no affiliation with the real Friendster. So I have this idea. Suppose someone creates a script to scan for posts with the following syntax: ((( George Soros ))) ((( Open Society Foundations ))) ((( George Soros;Open Society Foundations;founder and chairman ))) The first two lines are what we call "nodes". The third line is what we call a "link". Both entries are written to a separate data-table. Now imagine we all started doing this. In a very short amount of time we would be able to create a huge data set of globohomo networks. >ok cool but why? Well, you know the Big Data meme and how globohomo uses it to screw us over? Well, the gist is that we turn the meme around and use it on them. Through network analysis we can plot this database into a network graph, apply some algorithms to structure it and detect communities. This makes the data suited for consumption and analysis. On the one hand, the visualised graph will be published publicly and serve as a red pill. On the other hand it will serve as a resource for diggers and autists to help them along in their own research. To give you an example of how the data could be published: https://www.sigmajs(Please use archive.today)/demo/index.html I'm thinking of implementing the sigma js library to render these graphs in the browser. As you can see from the demo, it works pretty well. I would change some things like make nodes and links show tooltips so that users can better understand the context of interlinked nodes. I would also attach resources to both nodes and links, depending if there is an interesting story there. Essentially the database will be open and searchable for anyone. All it requires us to do is write the proper syntax and make great connections. Pic related is the Political Friendster data I plotted in a progam called Gephi. It is a tool for network analysis. Thoughts/opinions?
>>14962 butchered the political friendster link: https://web.archive(Please use archive.today)/web/20140214081302/http://www.politicalfriendster(Please use archive.today)/
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>>14963 god damn it see pic rel for link
>>14962 Dude, didn't that retire? I also made an archive link of your archive link before you have a seizure trying to get your archive link formatted correctly here. https://archive.ph/HMfgB
I have a desperate need to obtain those files linked in the archive Anyone has source?
berry good, based bread, will share frens. ((( globohomo ))) will end
>>15011 >>15007 >>15010 >Anyone has source? I made a thread on frenschan, the Political Friendster link is over there as well: https://frenschan(Please use archive.today)/pol/res/1254.html I just finished the thread scraper. I'll cross post it here
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>>15018 link in pic rel
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[UPDATE ANNOUNCEMENT] I've just finished a first working version of the /polfren/ thread harvester. Pic rel. >QRD You launch the program and enter the url of a digging thread. It then scrapes data entries, according to the following syntax: (((id))) [[[source,label,target]]] A practical example: (((The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation))) (((Event 201))) [[[The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,co-hosted,Event 201]]] The first two (2) lines write the contents inside the tags to a data table called 'vertices.csv' The third line writes the contents inside the tags to another data table called 'edges.csv' >How To Harvest 1. OP creates a digging thread about a specific globohomo topic 2. anons join and dig in, pulling articles and other resources to start discussion 3. obvious players like corporations, organisations, people and events are mapped using the vertex tags. 4. connections between the vertices are then mapped using the edge tags. 5. if you mess up the syntax, the program will either not be able to read it or it will make an incorrect entry; in this case, delete your post if possible or ask a mod to it for you. 6. if spammers enter the thread, signal a mod and ask them to kindly remove said intruder from the premises and remove their posts as to not spoil the data 7. when a thread reaches its harvest peak, contact someone who has the /polfren/ harvesting app, or download it yourself (release will be planned soon). 8. upload the data table files (vertices.csv and edges.csv) to https://catbox.moe/ and post their URL's in the comment box here: https://workable-death.surge.sh/polfren 9. I will then include your files into the master database which will then be uploaded to https:// workable-death .surge .sh/polfren where anyone can view and query it. 10. if you're an OSint enthusiast, feel free to plot your own graphs from the data and share them with all of us! >What's next? Up next I will create a proof of concept for a UI that visualises our graphs. This will be done using the sigma js Javascript library. A demo of what it could look like here: https:// www.sigmajs (Please use archive.today)/demo/index.html This is slightly above my ability to program so if anyone feels called to reach out and help, please do so here: https:// workable-death .surge .sh/polfren Thank you for reading!


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