A woman’s advantage in online #dating. Interesting study by OkCupid. #dataviz
https://www.okcupid.com/deep-end/a-womans-advantage …pic.twitter.com/9XOnhWilxB
Note that they used private data for their analyses and users didn't consent to that! ;)
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@KirkegaardEmil An important difference here is that@okcupid anonymized what they presented, and only shared statistics not data. - 1 more reply
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That's irrelevant. Even if they did identify, we should hold academics to a higher standard than industry.
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I'm not an academic, so that seems to be irrelevant to me.
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my bad. Assumed you were affiliated with AU. I guess you can do whatever you like then. Good for you.
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Only as a student (Master's), not as an employee. This was private research not related to AU except thru me.
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so published without using them as the affiliation?
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Used the affiliation (because student) but it was private research (so no AU
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Common practice, sure. But it gives the impression of academic research. Misleading, no?
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Was never a problem before this media storm, so never thought about it.
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