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IETF Research Questions
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- how many participants total in IETF work?
- how "sticky" is participation?
- what's the attrition rate?
- what's the distribution of length of participation?
- who has participated longest? across the most groups?
- is there a core across working groups?
- how many groups does the typical participant join?
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How does participation look like per affiliation?
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How did participation per affiliation and affiliate category develop over time?
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What is the relationship between mailinglist participation and RFC authors
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How did the usage of specific words evolve (of combined lists, and specific lists)
- How do certain topical words move between mailinglist, are there central nodes for this?
- What are 'trending topics' for X period for X mailinglist
- What is the gender distribution of participants?
- Does the gender distribution of conversation differ from the gender distribution of the participants?
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word analysis
- single word trends, multi word trends across list [DONE]
- influential words (that move between mailing lists?) [DONE]
- recurring words from particular senders [DONE]
- use of words by a user on multiple lists [DONE]
- first occurrence in a list [DONE]
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interaction graphs
- replies between people
- threads and thread lengths
- overlap between mailing lists/groups
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entity resolution / consolidation
- affiliation
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basic descriptive statistics on a mailing list
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cohort visualization [DONE]
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Statistics:
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Amount of total emails 1.944.019
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Amount of emailaddresses these were sent from 19204
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Number of mailinglists 1016 downloaded, 955 analyzed
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One mailaddress sent 80533 messages
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Most contributors sent 1 or 2 messages (spam?)
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Cohorts / tenure
Network Analysis
- Clustering vs one community
- Showing clusters
- Centrality of top posters
- What percentage of mails was sent by the top 1% contributors
Word
- uses of IPv6, middlebox/es, catenet, DECnet on ietf@ietf
- influential words
Threads
- Longest thread on ietf@ietf