论文信息 - Apache-affiliated Twitter screen names: A dataset

Apache-affiliated Twitter screen names: A dataset

This paper describes a new dataset containing Twitter screen names for members of the projects affiliated with the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). The dataset includes the confirmed Twitter screen names, as well as the real name as listed on Twitter, and the user identification as used within the Apache organization. The paper also describes the process used to collect and clean this data, and shows some sample queries for learning how to use the data. The dataset has been donated to the FLOSSmole project and is available for download (https://code.google.com/p/flossmole/downloads/detail?name=apacheTwitter20 13-Jan.zip) or direct querying via a database client.

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