relational hashtag patterns of Scandinavian instapoetry

Q2 Computer Science

First Monday Pub Date : 2023-06-15 DOI:10.5210/fm.v28i6.12714

C. Soelseth

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Abstract

This paper uses visual network analysis (VNA) to do an exploratory data analysis of instapoetry, focusing on the use and co-occurrences of hashtags connected to Scandinavian instapoetry. The goal was to reveal and explore some of the networked patterns and processes connected to the production and distribution of instapoetry, by using digital methods. Through descriptive measurements of metadata of instapoetry and a visual network analysis, this paper has been able to identify characterizations of such patterns. Findings reveal that the Scandinavian instapoetry community is small and Norwegian dominant, with an established use of semantically close words related to poetry being used as tags to organize and make the poetry findable. In addition, the hashtags also reveal larger popular themes and topics. Reoccurring themes are emotions, interpersonal relations, and mental health. While they at one scale state something about the content of the poems, some of these tags bring instapoetry into other communities and interest spheres on Instagram, with prominent examples being interest spaces of specific mental illnesses, but also, by way of one high-visibility instapoet, into the interest sphere of nature photography and Norwegian tourism promotion.

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斯堪的纳维亚instapoetry的关系标签模式

本文使用视觉网络分析(VNA)对instapoetry进行探索性数据分析，重点关注斯堪的纳维亚instapoetry相关标签的使用和共现情况。目的是通过使用数字方法，揭示和探索与instapoetry的生产和分销相关的一些网络模式和过程。通过对instapoetry元数据的描述性测量和视觉网络分析，本文已经能够识别这种模式的特征。研究结果表明，斯堪的纳维亚的即时诗歌社区规模较小，挪威语占主导地位，与诗歌相关的语义相近的词被用作标签来组织和查找诗歌。此外，标签还揭示了更大的流行主题和话题。反复出现的主题是情感、人际关系和心理健康。虽然它们在一定程度上说明了诗歌的内容，但其中一些标签将instapoetry带入了Instagram上的其他社区和兴趣领域，其中突出的例子是特定精神疾病的兴趣空间，但也通过一个高知名度的instapoet进入了自然摄影和挪威旅游推广的兴趣领域。

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First Monday Computer Science-Computer Networks and Communications

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