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The implementation and part-creation of a tool that will gather jargon on (a) main right-wing forum(s), through Pattern (a Natural Language Processing library in Python), because of my believe this jargon captures the core of their ideology. I will focus on Reddits subforum The Red Pill first, and then on 4chans subforum /pol/ second. I believe those are two of the most highly influential subforums in the Manosphere and the Alt-Right media-bubble. 

I plan to use text scraping to scrape the forum and then start to filter out content so I would be left with non-dictionary words. I could use a text minus text method, where you, for instance, extract all the words used in a New York Times article, from the words used in a forum thread. Then I also want to look at which words, nouns/adjectives are used most, maybe if they are used in a positive or negative way. Next, I can also look at sentiment. Is a text negative or positive and to which standards? The difficulty of a text could be tested with the Flesch/Kincaid Readability Test, where word-length, syllables and sentence length are taken into account. 

Urban Dictionary could provide meaning to the jargon that's found. 


*Natural Language Processing
– https://pypi.python.org/pypi/redditnlp/0.1.3   <br />
– Python Pattern Library: Sentiment

*Bag-of-words model

*Urban Dictionary
http://api.urbandictionary.com/v0/define?term=word    <br />
https://market.mashape.com/community/urban-dictionary

* Flesch/Kincaid Readability Test<br />
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flesch%E2%80%93Kincaid_readability_tests


'''UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''