...in that case it was specifically done in retaliation to Google trying to get free mental labour from ReCAPTCHA users in return for being able to post to 4chan. Quite a different situation.
1.) https://groups.csail.mit.edu/sls/publications/2010/McGraw_LR...
I'm downloading it now, I'll have an answer in a half hour. Does anyone know if there is a torrent for it?
Anyhow, here's a sample from the csv file:
filename,text,up_votes,down_votes,age,gender,accent,duration
cv-valid-test/sample-001224.mp3,but i felt miserable watching him wither away like a shriveled dandelion,1,0,thirties,male,england,
Not sure how some of these are being populated, but yeah; there's several additional folders including invalid mp3, a splintered train set (not sure how it was selected) and a test set folder.Here's the README.txt. Looks cool! Have happy hacky fun! :)
https://gist.github.com/cwgreene/f7f4df4ddcd9da017b9f4694b3f...
Interestingly; many of the 'invalid' mp3's are actually (mostly) correct. Listening to them is interesting to guess as to why they were downvoted.
I see that you have instructions for s3, are the files actually backed in s3? Is it possible to download them with s3 (possibly using requester pays)?
https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/the-mozilla-guarantee-publis...
It's awesome that the dataset is offered with a CC-0 license: https://voice.mozilla.org/en/data, does anyone know if it includes the answers from the survey? I have a limited bandwidth internet, so I haven't checked it out yet. In particular, I'm wondering if there's user data on whether they picked yes or no, to implement "troll detection" - people who click one option all the time.
Trolling of crowdsourced data isn't unheard of. (NSFW language: https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/cygfx/4chan_is_using_...)