Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
Critical Perspectives
Community concerns and opposing viewpoints
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Tone preference? Options
neutral, supportive, critical, or witty.
Include engagement data
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Any sensitive content rules
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Supporting Voices
Community members who agree with this perspective
To get started, paste the tweet replies you want summarized or share a link to the thread; include up to a few hundred replies if possible so I can capture patterns without missing less-common viewpoints
To get started, paste the tweet replies you want summarized or share a link to the thread; include up to a few hundred replies if possible so I can capture patterns without missing less-common viewpoints.
Tell me any focus you want (safety concerns, policy agreement, technical critiques, jokes/sarcasm, calls to action, demographics) and whether replies should be anonymized or quoted verbatim
Tell me any focus you want (safety concerns, policy agreement, technical critiques, jokes/sarcasm, calls to action, demographics) and whether replies should be anonymized or quoted verbatim.
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Specify the language and the desired length/level of detail for the result (brief — 3–5 sentences per point, or detailed — 1–2 short paragraphs per point).
If there are sensitive items (personal data, harassment, medical/legal claims), say whether to omit, redact, or flag them in the summary
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