Automatic searching and scraping of reputable sources

[brennanpincardiff]

Is it worth searching Twitter or other sources for reports/pictures/information which can then be checked and easily transferred?

[sefabey]

For Twitter, we need a keyword repo in multiple languages to scrape tweets reporting trans murders.

[hturner]

What format should this be in @sefabey? Is it okay to have a sub-folder here, or does it need to be in it's own repo?

[sefabey]

I'd say it's fine here. I'd prefer a tidy csv file for which I can update a sample.

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[annajayne]

Turning the list at #14 into a CSV file might be a good idea.

As translations are identified we can then add them to the file, and ultimately I can add it to the BitBucket repo.

[hturner]

I put the keywords in a CSV file as suggested, with some instructions for contributing translations: https://github.com/rlgbtq/TDoR2018/tree/master/Data. Existing rlgbtq collaborators can edit directly.

[hturner]

Will make this an issue for 2019 hackathon