Online public discussion has the potential to mitigate the disturbing trend of social polarization. However, as a result of the rise of online toxic behaviors, such benefits have been severely hindered. Based on the social judgment theory, this study examined the role of worldviews in predicting toxic behaviors. This work used toxic conversations on the Reddit changemyview subreddit and analyzed 45 million comments made by 9,546 users across all Reddit communities between 2015 and 2019. This paper found that, combining worldviews with basic text representation features (Word2Vec) on a simple logistic regression led the framework to outperform the state-of-the-art obtained on sophisticated deep learning models. The existence of toxic convers...
The digital revolution has changed the world. People around the globe can stay connected with strang...
The digital landscape has blossomed thanks to the surge of online platforms, boosting the variety an...
Toxic comments are the comments found in the online forums that are rude, offensive, or unfair and u...
Understanding the causes or triggers of toxicity adds a new dimension to the prevention of toxic beh...
Promoting healthy discourse on community-based online platforms like Reddit can be challenging, espe...
As the role of online platforms has become increasingly prominent for communication, toxic behaviors...
Understanding toxicity in user conversations is undoubtedly an important problem. Addressing "covert...
In the current century, social media has created many job opportunities and has become a unique plac...
Hateful commenting, also known as 'toxicity', frequently takes place within news stories in social m...
Online platforms have become an increasingly prominent means of communication. Despite the obvious b...
With the growth of the Internet and data collection in the last twenty years, we have seen a rise wi...
This article focuses on the problem of detecting toxicity in online discussions. Toxicity is current...
Social media communities like Reddit and Twitter allow users to express their views on topics of the...
Social media allows people to connect and disconnect easily, which leads to more polarization over t...
This paper presents a novel application of Natural Language Processing techniques to classify unstru...
The digital revolution has changed the world. People around the globe can stay connected with strang...
The digital landscape has blossomed thanks to the surge of online platforms, boosting the variety an...
Toxic comments are the comments found in the online forums that are rude, offensive, or unfair and u...
Understanding the causes or triggers of toxicity adds a new dimension to the prevention of toxic beh...
Promoting healthy discourse on community-based online platforms like Reddit can be challenging, espe...
As the role of online platforms has become increasingly prominent for communication, toxic behaviors...
Understanding toxicity in user conversations is undoubtedly an important problem. Addressing "covert...
In the current century, social media has created many job opportunities and has become a unique plac...
Hateful commenting, also known as 'toxicity', frequently takes place within news stories in social m...
Online platforms have become an increasingly prominent means of communication. Despite the obvious b...
With the growth of the Internet and data collection in the last twenty years, we have seen a rise wi...
This article focuses on the problem of detecting toxicity in online discussions. Toxicity is current...
Social media communities like Reddit and Twitter allow users to express their views on topics of the...
Social media allows people to connect and disconnect easily, which leads to more polarization over t...
This paper presents a novel application of Natural Language Processing techniques to classify unstru...
The digital revolution has changed the world. People around the globe can stay connected with strang...
The digital landscape has blossomed thanks to the surge of online platforms, boosting the variety an...
Toxic comments are the comments found in the online forums that are rude, offensive, or unfair and u...