Wikipedia 'See Also' Section: External Link Sentiment Drift
Tracks sentiment of external links in Wikipedia's 'See Also' sections
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About this data
This page measures the average sentiment score of the surrounding text for external links in Wikipedia's 'See Also' sections. The numbers come from a sentiment analysis of the text immediately preceding or following each external link, providing insight into how the perceived value of linked content changes over time. By analysing the context of these links, we can gain a better understanding of how Wikipedia contributors and users view the relevance and usefulness of external resources.
Why this isn't published anywhere else
While sentiment analysis and semantic drift are well-studied topics, the specific focus on Wikipedia's 'See Also' section external link sentiment drift appears to be novel, with no existing live dashboards, recurring reports, or public datasets found that track this exact topic.
Uniqueness score 0.90 — assessed against live web search results when this subject was created.