├── instructions.pdf ├── resources ├── LiCENCE ├── images │ └── preview-image.png └── users.csv ├── scripts ├── build.js └── build.sh ├── .gitignore ├── package.json ├── tox.ini ├── .github └── workflows │ ├── tests.yml │ └── build.yml ├── instructions.html ├── tests └── test_data.py ├── tootformat.html ├── assets ├── css │ └── main.css └── js │ ├── app.js │ └── papaparse.min.js ├── adapt_index.html ├── README.md ├── index.html └── LICENSE /instructions.pdf: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/trutzig89182/Mastodon-Sociologists/HEAD/instructions.pdf -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /resources/LiCENCE: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | The file sociologists.csv cannot be used in any way without the explicit permission by the authors. 2 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /scripts/build.js: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | // DEBUG: DUMMY SCRIPT! We need this (respectively webpack) once we switch to 2 | // a dynamic page build. 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /resources/images/preview-image.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/trutzig89182/Mastodon-Sociologists/HEAD/resources/images/preview-image.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.gitignore: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Mac system files 2 | .DS_Store 3 | 4 | # Build directory 5 | dist 6 | 7 | .tox 8 | *.pyc 9 | 10 | # IntelliJ Editor data 11 | .idea -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /scripts/build.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | echo "Running in directory $(pwd)" 2 | echo "$(ls)" 3 | mkdir dist 4 | cp index.html ./dist 5 | cp tootformat.html ./dist 6 | cp instructions.html ./dist 7 | cp instructions.pdf ./dist 8 | 9 | # Copy the dirs 10 | cp -R ./resources ./dist/ 11 | cp -R ./assets ./dist/ 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /package.json: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | { 2 | "name": "mastodon-lists", 3 | "version": "1.0.0", 4 | "description": "A template to build hand-curated lists of accounts to follow", 5 | "main": "index.js", 6 | "repository": "https://github.com/trutzig89182/Mastodon-Sociologists.git", 7 | "author": "Hendrik Erz ", 8 | "license": "GPL-3.0", 9 | "scripts": { 10 | "build": "node scripts/build.js" 11 | } 12 | } 13 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /tox.ini: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Tox (http://tox.testrun.org/) is a tool for running tests 2 | # in multiple virtualenvs. This configuration file will run the 3 | # test suite on all supported python versions. To use it, "pip install tox" 4 | # and then run "tox" from this directory. 5 | 6 | [tox] 7 | envlist = 8 | py 9 | 10 | [testenv] 11 | commands = 12 | pytest tests/ 13 | deps = 14 | pytest 15 | skip_install = true 16 | usedevelop = true 17 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.github/workflows/tests.yml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | name: Tests 2 | 3 | on: 4 | push: 5 | pull_request: 6 | workflow_dispatch: 7 | 8 | jobs: 9 | tests: 10 | name: Tests 11 | runs-on: ubuntu-latest 12 | steps: 13 | - uses: actions/checkout@v2 14 | 15 | - name: Set up Python 16 | uses: actions/setup-python@v2 17 | with: 18 | python-version: "3.11" 19 | 20 | - name: Install dependencies 21 | run: | 22 | pip install --upgrade pip setuptools wheel 23 | pip install tox 24 | 25 | - name: Run tests 26 | run: 27 | tox -e py 28 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /instructions.html: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Sociologists on Mastodon 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 |

Sociologists on Mastodon

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How to batch follow from a csv file

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21 | 22 | Brought to you by David Adler, Thomas Haase & Hendrik Erz. In order to contribute please visit our GitHub-Repository. 23 | 24 |

25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /tests/test_data.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | """Tests for data integrity.""" 2 | 3 | import math 4 | import unittest 5 | from pathlib import Path 6 | 7 | HERE = Path(__file__) 8 | ROOT = HERE.parent.parent.resolve() 9 | USERS_PATH = ROOT.joinpath("resources", "users.csv") 10 | 11 | 12 | class TestData(unittest.TestCase): 13 | """A test case for data integrity.""" 14 | 15 | def test_users(self): 16 | """Test the users CSV file has the right number of columns.""" 17 | header, *lines = USERS_PATH.read_text().splitlines() 18 | number_columns = header.count(",") 19 | errors = [ 20 | (line_number, line) 21 | for line_number, line in enumerate(lines, start=2) 22 | if line.count(",") != number_columns 23 | ] 24 | if errors: 25 | message = "Lines with incorrect number of columns:\n" 26 | max_line = max(i for i, _ in errors) 27 | width = int(0.5 + math.log10(max_line)) 28 | for line_number, line in errors: 29 | message += f"[line {line_number:{width}}]: {line}\n" 30 | self.fail(message) 31 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /tootformat.html: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Sociologists on Mastodon 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
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14 | This page renders the accounts from Sociologists on Mastodon in a form which can better be included in Mastodon posts. 15 |

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31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.github/workflows/build.yml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # This workflow builds and uploads the page to the GitHub page associated with 2 | # this repository 3 | name: Build and deploy to Github pages 4 | # ADAPTED FROM https://github.com/actions/starter-workflows/blob/main/pages/static.yml 5 | 6 | on: 7 | # Runs on pushes targeting the default branch (in our case: main) 8 | push: 9 | branches: [$default-branch] 10 | # This toggle enables us to run the workflow manually 11 | workflow_dispatch: 12 | 13 | # Sets permissions of the GITHUB_TOKEN to allow deployment to GitHub Pages 14 | permissions: 15 | contents: read 16 | pages: write 17 | id-token: write 18 | 19 | # Only one build at a time (cancel running ones if necessary) 20 | concurrency: 21 | group: "pages" 22 | cancel-in-progress: true 23 | 24 | jobs: 25 | deploy: 26 | environment: 27 | name: github-pages 28 | url: ${{ steps.deployment.outputs.page_url }} 29 | runs-on: ubuntu-latest 30 | steps: 31 | # Checkout the repo 32 | - name: Checkout 33 | uses: actions/checkout@v4 34 | 35 | 36 | # --- --- --- FROM HERE ON BUILDING 37 | - name: Setup NodeJS 18 38 | uses: actions/setup-node@v4 39 | with: 40 | node-version: '18' 41 | - name: Run build script 42 | # NOTE: We have to switch this out for the real build script once we have it 43 | run: | 44 | ./scripts/build.sh 45 | 46 | 47 | # From here on only upload and deploy 48 | - name: Setup Pages 49 | uses: actions/configure-pages@v5 50 | - name: Upload artifact 51 | uses: actions/upload-pages-artifact@v3 52 | with: 53 | # Upload the "dist" directory 54 | path: './dist' 55 | - name: Deploy to GitHub Pages 56 | id: deployment 57 | uses: actions/deploy-pages@v4 58 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /assets/css/main.css: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | /* makes internal link scroll smoothly */ 2 | html{ 3 | scroll-behavior: smooth; 4 | } 5 | 6 | * { 7 | box-sizing: border-box; 8 | } 9 | 10 | body { 11 | font-family: system-ui, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, 'Segoe UI', Roboto, Oxygen, Ubuntu, Cantarell, 'Open Sans', 'Helvetica Neue', sans-serif; 12 | font-size: 95%; 13 | background-color: #f2efe9; 14 | color: rgb(48, 48, 48); 15 | margin: 0; 16 | padding: 0; 17 | } 18 | 19 | /* Main app wrapper */ 20 | div#app { 21 | width: 70vw; 22 | padding: 20px; 23 | margin: 0 auto; 24 | } 25 | 26 | /* This is the main form used to select users to generate a CSV from */ 27 | form#main-form { 28 | margin-top: 10px; 29 | } 30 | form#main-form fieldset legend { 31 | font-weight: bold; 32 | } 33 | 34 | footer { 35 | font-style: italic; 36 | font-size: small; 37 | } 38 | 39 | div.input-list-item { 40 | padding-top: 5px; 41 | padding-bottom: 5px; 42 | padding-right: 5px; 43 | padding-left: 27.3px; 44 | text-indent: -22.3px; 45 | 46 | } 47 | 48 | div.input-list-item input[type=checkbox] { 49 | font-size: 200%; 50 | } 51 | 52 | label { 53 | cursor: pointer; 54 | } 55 | 56 | @media (max-width: 1000px) { 57 | div#app { 58 | width: 100vw; 59 | margin: 0; 60 | font-size: 92%; 61 | } 62 | } 63 | 64 | @media (min-width: 1500px) { 65 | div#app { 66 | width: 60vw; 67 | font-size: 105%; 68 | max-width: 9000px; 69 | } 70 | } 71 | 72 | h1 { 73 | margin-top: 32px; 74 | } 75 | 76 | hr { 77 | border: none; 78 | border-top: 1px solid black; 79 | } 80 | 81 | fieldset { 82 | border: 1px solid rgb(88, 88, 88); 83 | border-radius: 4px; 84 | } 85 | 86 | /* spacing between "none" and "get all" button */ 87 | button#select-none-users { 88 | margin-right: 15px; 89 | } 90 | 91 | /* spacing before "Get CSV for selected accounts" */ 92 | button#generate-csv { 93 | margin-top: 10px; 94 | } 95 | 96 | /* style keywords */ 97 | a.keywordclass:link, a.keywordclass:visited { 98 | color: black; 99 | text-decoration: none; 100 | } 101 | a.keywordclass:hover { 102 | text-shadow: 0.6px 0.6px grey; 103 | } 104 | a.keywordclass[selected="true"] { 105 | color: green; 106 | } 107 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /adapt_index.html: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | XXX Add your title 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 14 | 18 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 30 | 34 | 38 | 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47 | 48 | 49 |
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61 | XXX Add your description of your page for the users. What does this page offer? How does it work? 62 |

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110 | 111 | 112 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Sociologists on Mastodon 2 | 3 | This repository provides a most simple web app that helps to bulk follow sociologists on the FOSS microblogging service Mastodon. In it you can create a csv-file that can be uploaded in any accounts mastodon settings, in order to follow a list of accounts at once. 4 | 5 | ## Can I use this for my discipline/peer group? 6 | 7 | Yes, basically you just have to fork the repo and make some minor changes. **But we want to make you aware that this is by no means a professional project. Things may fall apart. It’s not very complex, and if you store your CSV file safely, nothing bad should happen. But our main focus is to make this work for the Sociologists on Mastodon page, not to offer generic tool. We still try make things easy for you, if you want to set something similar up.** 8 | 9 | > **Please make sure to only add account information into your CSV file and webpage with the consent of the owner of the account!** Even though we are keeping minimal stored information, make sure everybody has agreed to be on your list. Keep in mind that if you delete a name from the file it will still be in the repository's history, so the best security is ensuring accounts with owners that do not consent never get added to a list. Scraping publicly accessible information for accounts to add to the CSV file and webpage does not gather consent. 10 | 11 | There are two files that you will need to change. The Text in `index.html` and the accounts that are stored in `resources/users.csv`. Please keep the name of this file (or change it in `assets/js/app.js`, too). 12 | 13 | For your convenience, we also have included a cleaned template for your index.html. It is named `adapt-index.html`. In it, all places where you ought to fill in some specific text for your purpose start with `XXX`, in order to make them easily identifiable. Fill in the Text, rename the file to `index.html`. You can now discard of the original `index.html`. You do not need to write any html formatting, however, if you want to make multiple paragraphs, two tags could come in handy: the (`

` tag)[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/p] and the (`` tag)[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a]. That’s it. 14 | 15 | You can publish your web app directly from the repository. For this, go to “Settings” and then choose “pages” in the left menu. 16 | 17 | If you have created a “XY on Mastodon” page on any academic or scientific topic, please add it to the [Academics on Mastodon list of lists here](https://github.com/nathanlesage/academics-on-mastodon) or just contact us. If it’s on any other topic, let us know, too, so we can share it. 18 | 19 | If you want to get in touch with other people maintaining an “Academics on Mastodon”-List, you can follow the group AoM_lists@a.gup.pe or enter the public Matrix space #AcademicsOnMastodon:riotchat.de. 20 | 21 | ## Documentation 22 | 23 | ### CSV file 24 | The CSV file containing the account information is stored in `/resources/`. 25 | Any file with the columns `account,name,url` will do. You have the option to add a column names `keywords`, which allows the user to filter the list by the topics mentioned in it. In a next step I also want to add the possibility to filter by languages, so it might be helpful to already include a column named `language`. However, the webpage should work perfectly fine without those extra information. 26 | 27 | If you use keywords they should be separated by a space (" "). “Multiword keywords” should be connected by an underscores ("_") – for instance: this_is_a_keyword this_is_a_second_keyword. Languages are separated by a space (" "). Make sure that you don’t use any commas here, as that would break the CSV file’s structure. If you have columns named `keywords` or `language` and you use them in a different way, you may have to adapt the `app.js` file. 28 | 29 | In order to avoid malformed CSV files there is a test that checks that every row has the same amount of cells as the header. So make sure to keep your CSV file consistent, if you add columns in the header. (Opening it with LibreOffice and saving it as CSV can be a convenient way to add any missing commas or spot other problems.) 30 | 31 | ### tootformat.html 32 | The page `tootformat.html` renders all accounts from the CSV file as “account (name)”. This offers you a more readable format, which you can copy to your posts in Mastodon. It can be reached if you add `/tootformat.html` to your webpage’s url. 33 | 34 | ### Add users 35 | This is still experimental. Will add a page that let’s users generate their own entry and send it via email to make adding new users simpler and more reliable. It will also include a simple way of verifying that the person adding the account is it’s owner. I am working on it here: https://github.com/trutzig89182/AoM-add-user and want to include it later. 36 | 37 | ### metatags & preview image 38 | Metatags help you to change how the webpage is previewed in social media. You can find them in the `` of `index.html`. Adapt them to your pages name etc. 39 | If you want to use a preview picture, put it in `resources/images/` and name it `preview-image.png`. 40 | 41 | ### create your own preview image for the page 42 | In the `folder create-preview-image/` you find the file `preview-image.sla`. It is a template for your XY on Mastodon preview image. Please load the `Mastodon Mascot (Greeting).png` image from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mastodon_Mascot_(Greeting).png and save it in the same folder. Now you can open `preview-image.sla` with the FOSS layout program [Scribus](https://www.scribus.net/). You probably will have to relink the images within the file to the PNG you downloaded. Perhaps you will also have to choose another font for the text. 43 | Once you have done that, you can simply change the Title. I suggest you also change the background collour to make the preview images more distinguishable. Export your image as PNG. Make sure your file ist named preview-image.png and store it in `/resources/images/`. In one last step you have to adapt the links to your file in the Metatag section in `index.html`. 44 | 45 | ## Additional tools for adding new accounts to the CSV files 46 | 47 | [@eyssette](https://gist.github.com/eyssette) has created a nice little bookmark script to get relevant information for adding an account in one click. You can find it here: https://gist.github.com/eyssette/a3c0df2a52b43ca1e2c78299b97c6306 48 | 49 | Also, I have made a basic form, that will create an email with a preformatted string for a new account entry for the CSV file. It’s work in progress, but you can find it here: https://github.com/trutzig89182/AoM-add-user 50 | 51 | 52 | ## License 53 | 54 | The repository can be used under GNU General Public License v3, except the file /resources/users.csv, which can only be used with explicit permission by the authors. 55 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /index.html: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Sociologists on Mastodon 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 14 | 18 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 30 | 34 | 38 | 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47 | 48 | 49 |
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61 | You want to get in touch with sociologists from around the world on 62 | Mastodon? This page lists accounts from sociologists and sociological 67 | institutions and offers an easy method to follow multiple accounts at 68 | once. Just decide if you want to follow all or only some of the accounts 69 | listed below. You are provided with a .csv-file, which you can upload in 70 | Mastodon in order to follow all accounts included. 71 | Here you can find a short instruction, on how to do this. 72 |

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74 | If you want to connect to your account and directly follow people from Sociology or other disciplines, you can also use Mark Igra’s interface for finding Academics on Mastodon, which is based on this list. 75 |

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77 | Further information on how to be added or removed can be found at the bottom of this page. 78 |

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80 | Clicking on a keyword or language allows you to filter the list; clicking the activated keyword/language again will undo the filter. 81 |

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105 | Full names are only included if they are shown in the profile or on 106 | explicit demand. You want to be on the list, too? Please use this form (preferred), send me an email 107 | 108 | david.adler@uni-oldenburg.de 109 | or contact me under 110 | @perspektivbrocken@social.tchncs.de. 111 |

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114 | You are interested in sociological content on mastodon, but you don’t 115 | want to be added to the list? Then you could consider following the group 116 | @sociology@a.gup.pe. 117 |

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120 | If you want to be removed from the list, you can contact me in any way. 121 |

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163 | 164 | 165 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /assets/js/app.js: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | // CONSTANTS/CONFIG 2 | 3 | // The filename that will be suggested for the users when downloading 4 | const CSV_DOWNLOAD_NAME = 'my_account_list.csv' 5 | 6 | // These functions return element(s) from the page. We put them here at the top 7 | // so that we can change the IDs if necessary 8 | function selectAllUsersButton () { return document.getElementById('select-all-users') } 9 | function selectNoneUsersButton () { return document.getElementById('select-none-users') } 10 | function completeCSVButton () { return document.getElementById('get-complete-csv') } 11 | function generateCSVButton () { return document.getElementById('generate-csv') } 12 | function allCheckboxes () { return document.querySelectorAll('input[name="selected_users"]') } 13 | function userListWrapper () { return document.getElementById('user-list') } 14 | function formElement () { return document.getElementById('main-form') } 15 | 16 | // ON LOAD ENTRY POINT 17 | document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function () { 18 | // As soon as the webpage is loaded, infuse the dynamic functionality 19 | 20 | // Listen for click events on the buttons (if available on the page) 21 | const selAllButton = selectAllUsersButton() 22 | if (selAllButton !== null) { 23 | selAllButton.addEventListener('click', selectAllUsers) 24 | } 25 | 26 | const selNoneButton = selectNoneUsersButton() 27 | if (selNoneButton !== null) { 28 | selNoneButton.addEventListener('click', selectNoneUsers) 29 | } 30 | 31 | const completeButton = completeCSVButton() 32 | if (completeButton !== null) { 33 | completeButton.addEventListener('click', createFullCSV) 34 | } 35 | 36 | const generateButton = generateCSVButton() 37 | if (generateButton !== null) { 38 | generateButton.addEventListener('click', generateCSV) 39 | } 40 | 41 | // Now, determine which list we need to build. There are two files available, 42 | // one that simply spits out a list of account names, and another one that 43 | // builds a form for people to select users. We can determine which of the 44 | // functions we need to call by looking at the available elements on the page. 45 | getCSVData() 46 | .then(function (data) { 47 | if (formElement() !== null) { 48 | // We're on the form page 49 | const no_selector = "" // sets empty selector. Will be re-set if keyword is clicked 50 | buildUserSelectionForm(data, no_selector) 51 | } else { 52 | // We're on the tootformat page 53 | buildSimpleList(data) 54 | } 55 | }) 56 | }) 57 | 58 | /** 59 | * Fetches the users.csv file from the server and returns the parsed CSV data 60 | * 61 | * @return {Array<{ account: string, link: string, name: string }>} A multi-dimensional array containing the parsed CSV file contents. 62 | */ 63 | async function getCSVData () { 64 | // Fetch the CSV file 65 | const response = await fetch('resources/users.csv') 66 | // Retrieve the file contents as plain text 67 | const data = await response.text() 68 | // Parse them into a multi-dimensional array of objects. In our case: 69 | // Array<{ account: string, link?: string, name: string }> 70 | const parsedData = Papa.parse(data, { header: true }) 71 | 72 | return parsedData.data.filter(function (user) { 73 | // In this last filter, we remove invalid users. 74 | const isValid = ('account' in user) && user.account.trim() !== '' 75 | if (!isValid) { 76 | console.error('Invalid line in CSV:', user) 77 | } 78 | return isValid 79 | }) 80 | } 81 | 82 | /** 83 | * Selects checkboxes currently displayed on the webpage 84 | */ 85 | function selectAllUsers () { 86 | for (const checkbox of allCheckboxes()) { 87 | console.log(checkbox.parentElement.getAttribute('style')) 88 | if (checkbox.parentElement.getAttribute('style') == 'display: normal;') { 89 | console.log("a checkbox was checked") 90 | checkbox.checked = true 91 | } 92 | } 93 | } 94 | 95 | /** 96 | * Deselects all checkboxes on the page 97 | */ 98 | function selectNoneUsers () { 99 | for (const checkbox of allCheckboxes()) { 100 | checkbox.checked = false 101 | } 102 | } 103 | 104 | /** 105 | * Small utility function that generates a CSV for all users automatically 106 | */ 107 | function createFullCSV () { 108 | selectAllUsers() 109 | generateCSV() 110 | } 111 | 112 | 113 | /** 114 | * Builds a form from the CSV data for people to select accounts 115 | * 116 | * @param {Array<{ account: string, name: string, link: string, keywords: string }>} users The parsed CSV data 117 | */ 118 | function buildUserSelectionForm (users) { 119 | const container = userListWrapper() 120 | 121 | if (container === null) { 122 | console.error('Could not build user selection form: Cannot find wrapper.') 123 | return 124 | } 125 | 126 | for (const user of users) { 127 | 128 | // Structure: 129 | //
130 | // 131 | // 132 | // (name) 133 | // – Keywords: (keywords) 134 | //
135 | 136 | const wrapper = document.createElement('div') 137 | //sets created checkbox item to visible. Will be set to 'none' later if a keyword is selected that is not part of this item 138 | wrapper.classList.add('input-list-item') 139 | wrapper.setAttribute('style', 'display: normal;') 140 | 141 | const input = document.createElement('input') 142 | input.value = user.account 143 | input.type = 'checkbox' 144 | input.name = 'selected_users' 145 | input.setAttribute('id', user.account) 146 | 147 | wrapper.appendChild(input) 148 | 149 | const label = document.createElement('label') 150 | label.setAttribute('for', user.account) 151 | label.textContent = user.account 152 | 153 | wrapper.appendChild(label) 154 | 155 | // Name as clickable link to profile 156 | const bracketOpen = document.createTextNode(" (") 157 | const bracketClose = document.createTextNode(") ") 158 | wrapper.appendChild(bracketOpen) 159 | if ('link' in user && user.link.trim() !== '') { 160 | const nameAsLink = document.createElement('a') 161 | nameAsLink.textContent = user.name 162 | nameAsLink.setAttribute('href', user.link) 163 | nameAsLink.setAttribute('target', 'blank') 164 | wrapper.appendChild(nameAsLink) 165 | } else { 166 | const nameWithoutLink = document.createTextNode(user.name) 167 | wrapper.appendChild(nameWithoutLink) 168 | console.error('Profile URL for ' + user.name + ' is missing.') 169 | } 170 | wrapper.appendChild(bracketClose) 171 | 172 | 173 | 174 | /* 175 | * Checks if user has a keyword string and seperates it into an 176 | + array with seperate keywords if that is the case 177 | */ 178 | if (typeof user.keywords !== 'undefined' && user.keywords !== null && user.keywords.trim() !== '') { 179 | const keywordSeperator = document.createTextNode(" | Keywords: ") 180 | wrapper.appendChild(keywordSeperator) 181 | const keywordArray = user.keywords.split(" ") 182 | // append keywords as elements and seperate them by a comma 183 | for (i in keywordArray) { 184 | if (i > 0) { 185 | const commaSeperator = document.createTextNode(', ') 186 | wrapper.appendChild(commaSeperator) 187 | } 188 | const keyword_item = document.createElement('a') 189 | keyword_item.textContent = keywordArray[i].replaceAll("_", " ").toLowerCase() 190 | keyword_item.setAttribute('selected', false) 191 | keyword_item.setAttribute('name', keywordArray[i].toLowerCase()) 192 | keyword_item.setAttribute('onclick', 'selectedKeyword(this)') 193 | keyword_item.setAttribute('class', 'keywordclass') 194 | wrapper.appendChild(keyword_item) 195 | } 196 | } 197 | 198 | /* 199 | * Checks if user has a language string and seperates it into an 200 | + array with seperate languages if that is the case 201 | */ 202 | if (typeof user.language !== 'undefined' && user.language !== null && user.language.trim() !== '') { 203 | const languageSeperator = document.createTextNode(" | ") 204 | wrapper.appendChild(languageSeperator) 205 | const languageArray = user.language.split(" ") 206 | // append keywords as elements and seperate them by a comma 207 | for (i in languageArray) { 208 | if (i > 0) { 209 | const spaceSeperator = document.createTextNode(' ') 210 | wrapper.appendChild(spaceSeperator) 211 | } 212 | // limit number of languages added to 3 213 | if (i < 3) { 214 | const language_item = document.createElement('a') 215 | language_item.textContent = languageArray[i] 216 | language_item.setAttribute('selected', false) 217 | language_item.setAttribute('name', languageArray[i].toLowerCase()) 218 | // language is now treated just as a keyword. Change later if 219 | language_item.setAttribute('onclick', 'selectedKeyword(this)') 220 | language_item.setAttribute('class', 'keywordclass') 221 | wrapper.appendChild(language_item) 222 | } 223 | } 224 | } 225 | 226 | // appends this accounts checkboxlist item to the form 227 | container.appendChild(wrapper) 228 | } 229 | } 230 | 231 | 232 | /** 233 | * This function actually generates the CSV file with the selected users. 234 | */ 235 | function generateCSV () { 236 | // First, retrieve all account names (the checkbox values) 237 | const values = [] 238 | for (const checkbox of allCheckboxes()) { 239 | if (checkbox.checked) { 240 | values.push(checkbox.value) 241 | } 242 | } 243 | 244 | // We'll again use the Papa library to convert from our JS data back to valid 245 | // CSV data. 246 | const csvData = Papa.unparse({ 247 | // Two Columns 248 | fields: ['Account address', 'Show boosts'], 249 | // Convert account names to [ account, true ] 250 | data: values.map(function (val) { 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Change,https://sciences.social/@CPCpopulation,Population Demography Social_Science,en 171 | @flavioazevedo@mastodon.social,Flavio Azevedo,https://mastodon.social/@flavioazevedo,Ideology Political_Behavior Political_Psychology,en 172 | @magmikulak@sciences.social,Magdalena Mikulak,https://sciences.social/@magmikulak,Social_justice Health_inequalities Disability,en 173 | @SurreySociology@Mastodon.world,Surrey Sociology,https://mastodon.world/@SurreySociology,Media Criminology, 174 | @DrC@mastodon.online,–,https://mastodon.online/@DrC,Trauma Abuse Flow, 175 | @NicoleKapelle@sciences.social,Nicole Kapelle,https://sciences.social/@NicoleKapelle,Family_dynamics Life_course Gender, 176 | @ellulie@home.social,Ella Wind,https://home.social/@ellulie,Democracy Labor MENA,en ar 177 | @heejungchung@fediscience.org,Heejung Chung,https://fediscience.org/@heejungchung,flexible_working gender_equality comparative, 178 | @magmikulak@universeodon.com,Magdalena Mikulak,https://universeodon.com/@magmikulak,Social_justice Health_inequalities Disability,en 179 | @mbojan@sciences.social,Michał Bojanowski,https://sciences.social/@mbojan,conflict_&_cooperation computational_social_sciences social_networks,pl en 180 | @aalvarezbenjumea@fediscience.org,Amalia Alvarez Benjumea,https://fediscience.org/@aalvarezbenjumea,Social_norms Hate_speech experiments, 181 | @ahayes@mstdn.party,Adam Hayes,https://mstdn.party/@ahayes,Economic_sociology STS Theory,en 182 | @Maximefelder@mas.to,Maxime Felder,https://mas.to/@Maximefelder,Urban_sociology Migration Social_networks, 183 | @LeoAzzollini@sciences.social,Leo Azzollini,https://sciences.social/@LeoAzzollini,Political_Sociology Economic_Sociology Social_Stratification,en it 184 | @andrew_jorgenson@sciences.social,Andrew Jorgenson,https://sciences.social/@andrew_jorgenson,environmental_sociology global_sociology climate_change,en 185 | @Francis_Prior@mastodon.social,Francis Prior,https://mastodon.social/@Francis_Prior,,en 186 | @cbrandtner@mastodon.social,Christof Brandtner,https://mastodon.social/@cbrandtner,organizational_sociology urban_governance sustainability,en de 187 | @janfuhse@sciences.social,Jan Fuhse,https://sciences.social/@janfuhse,Social_networks Theory Communication,en de 188 | @konradturek@fediscience.org,Konrad Turek,https://fediscience.org/@konradturek,ageing_labour_markets life_course_inequalities work_&_organizations, 189 | @AnnaStrhan@sciences.social,Anna Strhan,https://sciences.social/@AnnaStrhan,culture religion values, 190 | @candora@mastodon.la,Carolina García,https://mastodon.la/@candora,Human_Rights Childhood Gender,es en fr 191 | @cczymara@sciences.social,Christian Czymara,https://sciences.social/@cczymara,Immigration Attitudes Media, 192 | @WeedenKim@sciences.social,Kim Weeden,https://sciences.social/@WeedenKim,inequality higher_education gender_inequality,en 193 | @hyunsikchun@fediscience.org,Hyunsik Chun,https://fediscience.org/@hyunsikchun,Organizations Social_Movements Political_Sociology, 194 | @Val_Mueller_ASU@econtwitter.net,Valerie Mueller,https://econtwitter.net/@Val_Mueller_ASU,demography population environment,en 195 | @jeremykuhnle@mastodon.social,Jeremy Kuhnle,https://mastodon.social/@jeremykuhnle,Social_inequality Immigration Causal_inference,de en 196 | @buraksonmez@sciences.social,Burak Sonmez,https://sciences.social/@buraksonmez,Experiments Stats Trust, 197 | @paolo@sciences.social,Paolo Velásquez, https://sciences.social/@paolo,Education Immigration Prejudice,en es sv 198 | @ghaliahfakhoury@mstdn.social,Ghaliah Fakhoury,https://mstdn.social/@ghaliahfakhoury,,en ar 199 | @afwilson@mastodon.world,–,https://mastodon.world/@afwilson,religion extremism environment, 200 | @camiloluvino@mas.to,Camilo,https://mas.to/@camiloluvino,culture neoliberalism sociability,sp 201 | @aminghaziani@sciences.social,Amin Ghaziani,https://https://sciences.social/@aminghaziani,Urban_Sexualities Queer_Methods Culture,en 202 | @globalnetworks@fediscience.org,Global Networks (journal),https://fediscience.org/@globalnetworks,globalization transnationalism networks,en 203 | @edwin_schmitt@mastodon.social,Edwin Schmitt,https://mastodon.social/@edwin_schmitt,, 204 | @lecoursonnais@sciences.social,Maël Lecoursonnais,https://sciences.social/@lecoursonnais,,en fr 205 | @mhermans@mastodon.social,Maarten Hermans,https://mastodon.social/@mhermans,Labor Industrial_Relations Trade_Unions,en nl 206 | @TaylorPrice@mastodon.online,Taylor Price,https://mastodon.online/@TaylorPrice,Music Culture Interactionism, 207 | @mancelovici@mastodon.social,Marcos Ancelovici,https://mastodon.social/@mancelovici,Political_Sociology Social_Movements Housing,en fr sp 208 | @rkaram@sciences.social,Rebecca Karam,https://sciences.social/@rkaram,, 209 | @gscheiring@sciences.social,Gabor Scheiring,https://sciences.social/@gscheiring,health democracy political_economy, 210 | @Touboel@mastodon.social,Jonas Toubøl,https://mastodon.social/@Touboel,Political_sociology Civil_society Social_movements, 211 | @ronlevi@mastodon.social,Ron Levi,http://indiividual.utoronto.ca/ronlevi,, 212 | @socistmjs@mstdn.social,Matthew Schneider,https://mstdn.social/@socistmjs,Race_&_Racism Civic_&_Community_Engagement Environmental_Sociology,en 213 | @janlo@mastodon.social,Jan Lorenz,https://mastodon.social/@janlo,agent-based_models segregation polarization,en de 214 | @PaulSpicker@sciences.social,Paul Spicker,https://sciences.social/@PaulSpicker,Poverty Welfare Social_Policy,en fr 215 | @jessicadscott09@mastodon.online,Jessica Scott,https://mastodon.online/jessicadscott09,Privacy Surveillance Civil_religion, 216 | @sschaffer@sciences.social,Scott Schaffer,https://sciences.social/@sschaffer,Xenosociology Social_ethics Bourdieu,en fr sp 217 | @KenzieMintusPhD@fediscience.org,Kenzie Mintus,https://fediscience.org/@KenzieMintusPhD,Aging_&_the_Life_Course Medical_Sociology Disability, 218 | @themmarae@sciences.social,Emma Rae,https://sciences.social/@themmarae,queer_futures phenomenology feminist_pragmatisms,en 219 | @xinhan@mas.to,Xin Han,https://mas.to/@xinhan,Political_Sociology Economic_Sociology Interdisciplinary_Studies,en 220 | @Cost_ofLiving@toot.community,Cost of Living Blog,https://toot.community/web/@Cost_ofLiving,sociology_health_&_illness medicine healthcare,en 221 | @dieuwkezwier@mastodon.online,Dieuwke Zwier,https://mastodon.online/@dieuwkezwier,Education Social_Stratification Social_Network_Analysis, 222 | @ahvinson@mstdn.social,Alexandra Vinson,https://mstdn.social/@ahvinson,sociology STS,en de 223 | @NPV@scholar.social,Nadav Perez-Vaisvidovsky,https://scholar.social/@npv,Fatherhood Welfare_state,en he 224 | @jeromedenis@assemblag.es,Jérôme Denis,https://assemblag.es/@jeromedenis,STS Maintenance Data,fr en 225 | @wunderlich@det.social,Philipp Wunderlich,https://det.social/@wunderlich,Sociology_of_emotions Political_Sociology Conspiracy_theories,en de 226 | @jscarbonell@piaille.fr,Juan Sebastian Carbonell,https://piaille.fr/@jscarbonell,Work Labour Industrial_relations,fr en es 227 | @leonardnevarez@mas.to,Leonard Nevarez,https://mas.to/@leonardnevarez,urban work consumption, 228 | @prairiedogking@sciences.social,Rick Moore,https://sciences.social/@prairiedogking, Teaching Religion,en 229 | @chchliu@mastodon.social,Chuncheng Liu,https://mastodon.social/@chchliu,, 230 | @mannymadriaga@mastodonapp.uk,Manny,https://mastondonapp.uk/@mannymadriaga,race disability higher_education, 231 | @DrJoyZhang@c.im,Joy Y Zhang,http://c.im/@DrJoyZhang,Cosmopolitanism Decolonisation Sociology_of_Knowledge,en 232 | @Deglassco@mastodon.social,D. Elisabeth Glassco ,https://mastodon.social/@Deglassco,Media Race Cultural_Studies,en 233 | @dorubio@hcommons.social,Fernando Dominguez Rubio,https://hcommons.social/web/@dorubio,, 234 | @MaureenEger@sciences.social,Maureen A. Eger,https://sciences.social/@MaureenEger,immigration welfare nationalism,en 235 | @andreashaupt@science.social,Andreas Haupt,https://sciences.social/@andreashaupt,, 236 | @consumapalooza@sciences.social,Jennifer Smith Maguire,https://sciences.social/@consumapalooza,Cultural_Production Cultural_Intermediaries Wine_&_Provenance,en 237 | @davidribes@hci.social,David Ribes, https://hci.social/@davidribes,STS infrastructure symbolic_interactionism, 238 | @zhifan_luo@eldritch.cafe,Zhifan Luo,https://eldritch.cafe/web/@zhifan_luo,Media_sociology Computational_social_science Political_sociology,en zh 239 | @Marcello@mstdn.social,Marcello Aspria,https://mstdn.social/@Marcello,technologies infrastructures repair,en nl it 240 | @cameron@scholar.social,Cameron Conaway,https://scholar.social/@cameron,Feedback_orientation Gender,en 241 | @NicholasVargas@sciences.social,Nicholas Vargas,https://sciences.social/web/@NicholasVargas,Latinx_Sociology Race_&_Ethnicity Latinx_Studies,en 242 | @EliFriedman@mas.to,Eli Friedman,https://mas.to/@EliFriedman,labor development Asia,en zh 243 | @SoineHannah@nerdculture.de,Hannah Soiné,https://nerdculture.de/@SoineHannah,migration_&_integration survey_data, 244 | @marcoalbertini@mastodon.uno,Marco Albertini,https://mastodon.uno/web/@marcoalbertini,generations aging inequality,en it 245 | @ophastings@sciences.social,Pat Hastings,https://sciences.social/@ophastings,inequality family computational_social_science, 246 | @tatdef@piaille.fr,Tatiana de Feraudy,https://piaille.fr/@tatdef,civic_tech democracy digital,fr 247 | @langspielplatte@toot.commuity,Daniel Felscher,https://toot.community/@langspielplatte/,Sociology Practice_Theory Sound_Studies,en de 248 | @lucymichael@mastodon.ie,Lucy Michael,https://mastodon.ie/lucymichael,Equality Racism Justice,en 249 | @Katestew@mastodon.online,Kate Stewart,https://mastodon.online/@Katestew,Vegan_sociology Qualitative_methods,en 250 | @laurafo@sciences.social,Laura Fokkena,https://sciences.social/@laurafo,International_Education Inequality Social_&_Political_Change,en 251 | @Saragoldrickrab@mas.to,Sara Goldrick-Rab,https://mas.to/@saragoldrickrab,Real_College Higher_Education Poverty,en 252 | @peter_mcmahan@mas.to ,Peter McMahan,https://mas.to/@peter_mcmahan,networks culture science,en 253 | @renaelsm@mastodon.online,Renae Loh,https://mastodon.online/@renaelsm,Socio-digital_inequalities ICT, 254 | @allanmccoy@sciences.social,Allan Mccoy,https://sciences.social/@allanmccoy,medical_sociology public_health infectious_disease_control,en 255 | @bernardforgues@mastodon.social,Bernard Forgues,https://mastodon.social/@bernardforgues,organization institutions social_evaluation,en fr 256 | @jannabesamusca@c.im,Janna Besamusca,https://c.im/@jannabesamusca,Work_&_family Wages Working_hours,nl en 257 | @MCOdd@akademienl.social,Marilie C. Odding,https://akademienl.social/web/@MCOdd,Socio-legal_research Unemployment Narratives, 258 | @asociologist@mastodon.social,Daniel Hirschman,http://mastodon.social/@asociologist,Economic_sociology Theory Science_studies,en 259 | @AudreyLinder@sciences.re,Audrey Linder,https://social.sciences.re/@AudreyLinder,Sociology Health Psychiatry,fr 260 | @tarasovich@tenforward.social,Mercedes Tarasovich,https://tenforward.social/@tarasovich,Medical_Sociology Mental_health Suicide,en 261 | @colleenewynn@sciences.social,Colleen Wynn,https://sciences.social/@colleenewynn,, 262 | @elyas@sciences.social,Elyas Bakhtiari,https://sciences.social/@elyas,medical_sociology demography health,en 263 | @jeffrey_stokes@sciences.social,Jeff Stokes,https://sciences.social/@jeffrey_stokes,Aging, 264 | @SocFocus@FediScience.org,Sociological Focus,https://fediscience.org/@socfocus,, 265 | @raphaelm@social.sciences.re,Raphaël Martin-Melizi,https://social.sciences.re/@raphaelm,Gender Sexuality Digital_studies,fr 266 | @theobourgeron@mastodon.scot,Théo Bourgeron,https://mastodon.scot/@theobourgeron,economic_sociology sociology_of_health,en fr 267 | @jelena3121@mastodon.social,Jelena Brankovic,https://mastodon.social/@jelena3121,Organizations Higher_education,en 268 | @brenchurchill@sciences.social,Brendan Churchill,https://sciences.social/@brenchurchill,Youth Work_&_employment Gender,En 269 | @omarlizardo@sciences.social,Omar Lizardo,https://sciences.social/@omarlizardo,Culture Networks Organization, 270 | @kerstinsailer@sciences.social,Kerstin Sailer,https://sciences.social/@kerstinsailer,Sociology_of_architecture Social_Network_Analysis Organisational_Sociology,en de 271 | @pdbrooker@mastodon.online,Phillip Brooker,https://mastodon.online/@pdbrooker,Ethnomethodology STS Digital_Methods,en 272 | @antoinegaboriau@todon.eu,Antoine Gaboriau,https://todon.eu/@antoinegaboriau,,fr en es 273 | @haphazardsoc@sciences.social,Neal Caren,https://sciences.social/,,en 274 | @sara_geven@c.im,Sara Geven,https://c.im/@sara_geven,, 275 | @mobarak@mstdn.social,mobarak hossain,https://mstdn.social/@mobarak,, 276 | @markgatto@mstdn.social,–,https://mstdn.social/@markgatto,Parents_at_work Masculinities Dystopian_fiction, 277 | @eyalbhaim@tooot.im,Eyal Bar-Haim,https://tooot.im/eyalbhaim,Educational_expansion Stratification Inequality,he 278 | @Justin_Paulson@mastodon.social,Justin Paulson,https://mastodon.social/@Justin_Paulson,Political_Economy Settler_Colonialism Marxism,en es de 279 | @c_j_pascoe@mstdn.social,CJ Pascoe,https://mstdn.social/@c_j_pascoe,inequality youth,en 280 | @amcneely@sciences.social,Andrew McNeely,https://sciences.social/@Amcneely,Religion Race,en 281 | @AbelAussant@sciences.re,Abel Aussant,https://social.sciences.re/@AbelAussant,Education Culture Digital,fr 282 | @lukemartell@social.coop,Luke Martell,https://social.coop/@lukemartell,Alternatives Socialism Globalism,en 283 | @wcarsonbyrd@sciences.social,W. Carson Byrd,https://sciences.social/@wcarsonbyrd,, 284 | @markhenick@mstdn.social,Mark Henick,https://mstdn.social/@markhenick,, 285 | @dgsoziologie@mastodon.social,German Sociological Association (DGS),https://mastodon.social/@dgsoziologie,,de 286 | @AbelAussant@sciences.re,Abel Aussant,https://social.sciences.re/@AbelAussant,Education Culture Digital,fr 287 | @flowe@social.cologne,Florian Weber,https://social.cologne/@flowe,Migration Methods, de 288 | @mathilda@sciences.social,Mathilda Åkerlund,https://sciences.social/@mathilda,far_right discourse social_media,en 289 | @loebbi@fediscience.org,Peter Löbbecke,https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Peter_Loebbecke,internet_communication internet_&_KRITIS_safety Pedagogics,de en 290 | @JPinaSanchez@sciences.social,Jose Pina-Sánchez,https://sciences.social/@JPinaSanchez,Sentencing Disparities Measurement,en 291 | @amandaywise@aus.social,Amanda Wise,https://aus.social/@amandaywise,Social_Inequality,en 292 | @sautier_marie@sciences.re,Marie Sautier,https://social.sciences.re/@sautier_marie,Recruitment_practices Internationalisation_of_academia Academic_mobility,fr en 293 | @SarahQuinn@mastodon.social,Sarah Quinn,https://mastodon.social/@SarahQuinn,, 294 | @gerardomarti@sciences.social,Gerardo Martí,https://sciences.social/@gerardomarti,Race Religion Social_Change,en es 295 | @alex@dair-community.social,Alex Hanna,https://dair-community.social/alex,AI technology social_movements,en us 296 | @ayu@sciences.social,Ang Yu,https://sciences.social/@ayu,, 297 | @WesleyDean@mastodon.online,Wesley Dean,https://mastodon.online/@WesleyDean,Food_access Food_security Taste,en 298 | @katemasonphd@mastodon.social,Kate Mason,https://mastodon.social/@katemasonphd,Gender Health Stratification,en 299 | @zpneal@mastodon.social,zpneal,https://mastodon.social/@zpneal,networks rstats urban,en 300 | @bartram@mastodon.social,David Bartram,https://mastodon.social/@bartram,migration happiness quants, 301 | @d4meyer@sciences.social,Daniel Meyer,https://sciences.social/@d4meyer,, 302 | @meghanetinsley@mastodon.green,Meghan Tinsley,https://mastodon.green/@meghanetinsley,Race ethnicity Memory_Nationalism,en 303 | @femke@mastodonapp.uk,Femke Mulder,https://mastodonapp.uk/@femke,disasters humanitarian ICT4D,en 304 | @mmlarthur@mastodon.social,Dr. Mikaila,https://mstdn.social/@mmlarthur@mastodon.social,, 305 | @jeffsheng@mstdn.social,Jeff Sheng,https://mstdn.social/@jeffsheng,, 306 | @analyticus@mastodon.social,Cees Grootes,https://mastodon.social/@analyticus,, 307 | @bencaudron@mastodon.social,Ben Caudron,https://mastodon.social/@bencaudron,technology discourse depolitization,nl en 308 | @hermwerf@mastodon.social,Herman van de Werfhorst,https://mastodon.social/@hermwerf,Stratification education statistics,en nl 309 | @kimdelaat@c.im,Kim de Laat,https://c.im/@kimdelaat,, 310 | @rlynnphd@sciences.social,Randy Lynn,https://sciences.social/@rlynnphd,, 311 | @landrous@m.cmx.im,十亿光年沉默狗,https://m.cmx.im/@landrous,cultural_sociology economic_sociology intimacy,en zh 312 | @lclandivar@sciences.social,Christin Landivar,https://sciences.social/@lclandivar,, 313 | @rachelfish03@mastodon.sdf.org,Rachel Fish,https://mastodon.sdf.org/@rachelfish03,education disability race,en 314 | @carlnordlund@mastodon.social,Carl,https://mastodon.social/@carlnordlund,Inter-ethnic_relations Network_analysis Economic_globalization,en 315 | @jessicacalarco@mastodon.social,Jess Calarco,https://mastodon.social/@jessicacalarco,education family qualitative_methods,en 316 | @GuzmanCesar9@mastodon.online,César Guzmán-Concha,https://mastodon.online/@GuzmanCesar9,social_movements social_justice Contentious_Politics,en 317 | @anny@todon.eu,Anny N.,https://todon.eu/@anny,, 318 | @jimiadams@sciences.social,jimi adams,https://sciences.social/@jimiadams,Social_Network_Analysis Population_Health diffusion,en 319 | @selbstreferent@chaos.social,Daniel Guagnin,https://chaos.social/@selbstreferent,,de 320 | @guipeti@sciences.social,Guillaume Petit,https://sciences.social/@guipeti,democracy political_participation institutions,fr en 321 | @dass@norden.social,David S,https://social.tchncs.de/@dass@norden.social,Capitalism Transformation Digital_Sociology,de 322 | @Evan_Stewart@sciences.social,Evan Stewart,https://sciences.social/@Evan_Stewart,Political_Sociology Religion Quantitative_Methods,en 323 | @matzbot@social.tchncs.de,Matthias Bottel,https://social.tchncs.de/@matzbot,Technology Innovation Software,de 324 | @olgasara2003@nerdculture.de,Olga Sabido Ramos,https://nerdculture.de/@olgasara2003,Theory Emotions Senses, 325 | @enganhifa@mstdn.social,Juan S. Z,https://mstdn.social/@enganhifa,cultural_change Historico-genetic_Theory cross-cultural_developmental_psychology, 326 | @pedokomparator@mstdn.social,pedokomparator,https://mstdn.social/@pedokomparator,STS dreams,de 327 | @juanjimenez@scholar.social,Juan Jiménez A.,https://scholar.social/@juanjimenez,, 328 | @katyaivanova@c.im,Katya Ivanova,https://c.im/@katyaivanova,Family Family_complexity Intergenerational_solidarity,en 329 | @plouie01@sciences.social,Pat Louie,https://sciences.social/@plouie01,race stress health, 330 | @Giselinde@mstdn.social,Giselinde Kuipers,https://mstdn.social/@Giselinde,,nl 331 | @NoortjeMarres@mstdn.social,NoortjeMarres,https://mstdn.social/@NoortjeMarres,, 332 | @bwsoc@mastodon.social,Basil Wiesse,https://mastodon.social/@bwsoc,, 333 | @HelgeSchwiertz@mstdn.social,Helge Schwiertz,https://mstdn.social/@HelgeSchwiertz,, 334 | @markvicol@mastodon.online,Mark Vicol,https://mastodon.online/@markvicol,, 335 | @brooklynsoc@mastodon.social,Timothy Shortell,https://mastodon.social/@brooklynsoc,, 336 | @victorafonsomarques@mastodon.zaclys.com,Victor Afonso Marques,https://mastodon.zaclys.com/@victorafonsomarques,, 337 | @DirkJacobs@mastodon.online,Dirk Jacobs,https://mastodon.online/@DirkJacobs,, 338 | @drakbailey@mastodon.social,Amy Kate Bailey,https://mastodon.social/@drakbailey,, 339 | @Rense@fediscience.org,Rense Nieuwenhuis,https://fediscience.org/@Rense,, 340 | @emmalbriant@mastodon.online,Emma L Briant,https://mastodon.online/@emmalbriant,, 341 | @RaphaelKohl@social.tchncs.de,Raphael Kohl,https://social.tchncs.de/@RaphaelKohl,, 342 | @lclandivar@sciences.social,Christin Landivar,https://sciences.social/@lclandivar,, 343 | @jncohen@fosstodon.org,jncohen,https://fosstodon.org/@jncohen,, 344 | @didem@mastodon.social,Didem Turkoglu,https://mastodon.social/@didem,, 345 | @CoffeeBaseball@sciences.social,Joanna Pepin,https://sciences.social/@CoffeeBaseball,, 346 | @conradhackett@sciences.social,Conrad Hackett,https://sciences.social/@conradhackett,, 347 | @cameroncampbell@mstdn.social,Cameron Campbell 康文林,https://mstdn.social/@cameroncampbell,, 348 | @mmin@scholar.social,Matti Minkkinen,https://scholar.social/@mmin,, 349 | @erola@fediscience.org,Jani Erola,https://fediscience.org/@erola,, 350 | @KAFuller@mastodon.online,Kat Fuller,https://mastodon.online/@KAFuller,, 351 | @austinkocher@mastodon.social,Austin Kocher,https://mastodon.social/@austinkocher,, 352 | @yana@sciences.social,Yana Kucheva,https://sciences.social/@yana,Housing Environmental_Justice Demography,en 353 | @LarsGertenbach@social.tchncs.de,Lars Gertenbach,https://social.tchncs.de/@LarsGertenbach,, 354 | @kolame@social.tchncs.de,Christoph Peters,https://social.tchncs.de/@kolame,, 355 | @betthaeuser@sciences.social,Bastian Betthaeuser,https://sciences.social/@betthaeuser,, 356 | @leni@todon.eu,Marlen van den Ecker,https://todon.eu/@leni,, 357 | @danielrmorrison@mastodon.social,Daniel R. Morrison,https://mastodon.social/@danielrmorrison,, 358 | @rondinelli@mastodon.social,Elisabeth Rondinelli,https://mastodon.social/@rondinelli,, 359 | @msomashe@mastodon.social,Mahesh Somashekhar,https://mastodon.social/@msomashe,, 360 | @Soc_Jillian@mastodon.social,Jillian Sunderland,https://mastodon.social/@Soc_Jillian,, 361 | @JakeDesRochers@mastodon.social,Jake DesRochers,https://mastodon.social/@JakeDesRochers,, 362 | @tobiasrohl@social.tchncs.de,Tobias Röhl,https://social.tchncs.de/@tobiasrohl,, 363 | @gonzalo_franetovic@mstdn.social,Gonzalo Franetovic,https://mstdn.social/@gonzalo_franetovic,, 364 | @alizaluft@mstdn.social,Aliza Luft,https://mstdn.social/@alizaluft,, 365 | @pamelaoliver@sciences.social,Pamela Oliver,https://sciences.social/@pamelaoliver,Social_Movements Criminal_legal Protest_events,en 366 | @jonathanhorowi1@sciences.social,Jonathan Horowitz,https://sciences.social/@jonathanhorowi1,, 367 | @Misinfo@mastodon.social,Martin Rooke,https://mastodon.social/@Misinfo,, 368 | @dmw@scholar.social,Dana Williams,https://scholar.social/@dmw,Social_movements social_inequality race_&_ethnicity, 369 | @praxishabitus@mstdn.social,Gerardo Martí,https://mstdn.social/@praxishabitus,, 370 | @jonwynn@mastodon.social,Jon Wynn,https://mastodon.social/@jonwynn,, 371 | @heidenernst@climatejustice.social,Mic Ernst-Heidenreich,https://climatejustice.social/@heidenernst,, 372 | @epopp@mastodon.social,Beth Popp Berman,https://mastodon.social/@epopp,, 373 | @jenniferclena@mastodon.online,Jennifer Lena,https://mastodon.online/@jenniferclena,, 374 | @jesshardie@mastodon.social,Jessica Hardie,https://mastodon.social/@jesshardie,, 375 | @therobertm@mstdn.social,Robert Mitchell,https://mstdn.social/@therobertm,, 376 | @delitzheike@mastodon.social,Heike Delitz,https://mastodon.social/@delitzheike,, 377 | @boris_holzer@mastodon.social,Boris Holzer,https://mastodon.social/@boris_holzer,, 378 | @nbariola@mastodon.social,Nino Bariola,https://mastodon.social/@nbariola,, 379 | @andreadlbm@mastodon.online,Andrea Dlbm (Mexican sociologist),https://mastodon.online/@andreadlbm,, 380 | @fetner@mastodon.social,Tina Fetner,https://mastodon.social/@fetner,, 381 | @Daniel_Laurison@mastodon.social,Daniel Laurison,https://mastodon.social/@Daniel_Laurison,, 382 | @deutschmann@nerdculture.de,Emanuel Deutschmann,https://nerdculture.de/@deutschmann,, 383 | @bartbonikowski@mastodon.social,Bart Bonikowski,https://mastodon.social/@bartbonikowski,, 384 | @arliereed@mastodon.social,Cody Arlie Reed,https://mastodon.social/@arliereed,, 385 | @colleenewynn@mastodon.social,Colleen Wynn,https://mastodon.social/@colleenewynn,, 386 | @shiri_noy@mastodon.social,shiri_noy,https://mastodon.social/@shiri_noy,, 387 | @annamueller@mastodon.social,Anna S Mueller,https://mastodon.social/@annamueller,, 388 | @LindaQuirke@mastodon.social,Linda Quirke,https://mastodon.social/@LindaQuirke,, 389 | @gavmaclean@scholar.social,Gav Maclean,https://scholar.social/@gavmaclean,, 390 | @jwyg@post.lurk.org,Jonathan W. Y. Gray,https://post.lurk.org/@jwyg,, 391 | @InclusiveLucie@mstdn.social,Lucie Fremlova,https://mstdn.social/@InclusiveLucie,, 392 | @calebscoville@mastodon.social,Caleb Scoville,https://mastodon.social/@calebscoville,, 393 | @kshafer@mstdn.social,Kevin Shafer,https://mstdn.social/@kshafer,, 394 | @ximex@freiburg.social,Max Bolze,@ximex@freiburg.social,, 395 | @seth_abrutyn@mastodon.sdf.org,Seth Abrutyn,https://mastodon.sdf.org/@seth_abrutyn,, 396 | @PaulWeinheimer@det.social,Paul Weinheimer,https://det.social/@PaulWeinheimer,, 397 | @HannahimWahnsinn@troet.cafe,HannaimWahnsinn,https://mastodon.social/@HannahimWahnsinn@troet.cafe,, 398 | @wechselwirkung@mastodon.social,Anıl Önder,https://mastodon.social/@wechselwirkung,, 399 | @austinkocher@mastodon.social,Austin Kocher,https://mastodon.social/@austinkocher,, 400 | @sebastianschroeder@nrw.social,Sebastian Schröder,https://nrw.social/@sebastianschroeder,, 401 | @KarinScherschel@mastodon.social,Karin Scherschel,https://mastodon.social/@KarinScherschel,, 402 | @allartmarkets@mstdn.social,Liz Mcfall,https://mastodon.social/@allartmarkets@mstdn.social,, 403 | @immersender@mastodon.social,Frank Meier,https://mastodon.social/@immersender,, 404 | @katjamoe@mastodon.social,Katja Möhring,https://mastodon.social/@katjamoe,, 405 | @xlejx_rodsxn@mastodon.social,Aleja Rodríguez Sánchez,https://mastodon.social/@xlejx_rodsxn,, 406 | @Theoriesektion@mastodon.social,Sektion Soziologische Theorie (DGS),https://mastodon.social/@Theoriesektion,, 407 | @akwiho@social.tchncs.de,Arbeitskreis Wisseschaft- und Hochschulforschung,https://social.tchncs.de/@akwiho,, 408 | @AKOrgaBewertung@mastodon.social,Arbeitskreis Orga + Bewertung,https://mastodon.social/@AKOrgaBewertung,, 409 | @AlexanderBrand@troet.cafe,Alexander Brand,https://troet.cafe/@AlexanderBrand,, 410 | @amateur_garde@mastodon.social,Désirée Waibel,https://mastodon.social/@amateur_garde,, 411 | @ANosthoff@mastodon.social,Anna-Verena Nosthoff,https://mastodon.social/@ANosthoff,, 412 | @Bindestriche@social.anoxinon.de,Bindestriche,https://social.anoxinon.de/@Bindestriche,, 413 | @Blaabaek@sciences.social,Ea Hoppe Blaabæk,https://sciences.social/@Blaabaek,Stratification Education Cultural_capital, 414 | @chrishammermann@sciences.social,Chris Hammermann,https://sciences.social/@chrishammermann,security_studies intelligence_studies political_sociology,en de 415 | @DiscourseNet@fediscience.org,DiscourseNet,https://fediscience.org/@DiscourseNet,discourse discourse_studies qualitative_methods,en es de fr 416 | @dustinstoltz@fediscience.org,Dustin Stoltz,https://fediscience.org/@dustinstoltz,cultural_sociology economic_sociology computational_social_science, 417 | @DWitte@mastodon.social,Daniel Witte,https://mastodon.social/@DWitte,, 418 | @empathroet@bildung.social,A. Hofmann,https://bildung.social/@empathroet,, 419 | @florianeyert@mastodon.social,Florian Eyert,https://mastodon.social/@florianeyert,, 420 | @fstengel@mastodon.social,Frank Stengel,https://mastodon.social/@fstengel,, 421 | @hcadenas@mastodon.social,Hugo Cadenas,https://mastodon.social/@hcadenas,, 422 | @hendrikerz@scholar.social,Hendrik Erz,https://scholar.social/@hendrikerz,cultural_sociology computational_social_science analytical_sociology,en de 423 | @i_ngli@scholar.social,Ingmar Lippert,https://scholar.social/@i_ngli,, 424 | @janap@mastodon.social,jana,https://mastodon.social/@janap,, 425 | @johsvogel@scholar.social,Johannes S. Vogel,https://scholar.social/@johsvogel,, 426 | @JulianHamann1@sciences.social,Julian Hamann,https://sciences.social/@JulianHamann1,evaluation academia inequality,en de 427 | @julSEU@mastodon.social,Julian Seuring,https://mastodon.social/@julSEU,, 428 | @LarsAlberth@mastodon.social,Lars Alberth,https://mastodon.social/@LarsAlberth,, 429 | @LordElend@fediscience.org,Arne Maibaum,https://fediscience.org/@LordElend,, 430 | @matsommer@mastodon.social ,Matthias Sommer,https://mastodon.social/@matsommer,, 431 | @naomilawsonjacobs@scholar.social,Naomi Lawson Jacobs,https://scholar.social/@naomilawsonjacobs,Disability_Studies Sociology_of_Religion Participatory_Research, 432 | @onlytina@todon.eu,onlytina,https://todon.eu/@onlytina,, 433 | @dwaldecker@fediscience.org,David Waldecker,https://fediscience.org/@dwaldecker,, 434 | @pardoguerra@mastodon.social,JP Pardo-Guerra,https://mastodon.social/@pardoguerra,, 435 | @per@sciences.social,Per Engzell,https://sciences.social/@per,, 436 | @perspektivbrocken@social.tchncs.de,David Adler,https://social.tchncs.de/@perspektivbrocken,architecture capitalism qualitative_methods,de en 437 | @PeterKahlert@digitalcourage.social,Peter Kahlert,https://digitalcourage.social/@PeterKahlert,, 438 | @philipncohen@mastodon.social,Philip N Cohen,https://mastodon.social/@philipncohen,, 439 | @reliablyjeff@sciences.social,Jeff Roberts,https://sciences.social/@reliablyjeff,,en 440 | @RobertSeyfert@mastodon.social,Robert Seyfert,https://mastodon.social/@RobertSeyfert,, 441 | @simonlindgren@sciences.social,Simon Lindgren,https://sciences.social/@simonlindgren,, 442 | @sms2sms@ifwo.eu,Stefan M. Seydel,https://ifwo.eu/@sms2sms,, 443 | @sowa@mastodon.social,Frank Sowa,https://mastodon.social/@sowa,, 444 | @sozialwelten@ifwo.eu,Michael Karbacher,https://ifwo.eu/@sozialwelten@theHaefler@troet.cafe,, 445 | @thorsten_peetz@mastodon.social,Thorsten Peetz,https://mastodon.social/@thorsten_peetz,, 446 | @Weltenkreuzer@social.tchncs.de,Nils Müller,https://social.tchncs.de/@Weltenkreuzer,, 447 | @wolf_witte@ruhr.social,Wolf Witte,https://ruhr.social/@wolf_witte,, 448 | @ybaumy@mk.autonomy.earth,ybaumy,https://mk.autonomy.earth/@ybaumy,, 449 | @zukunftsheld@mastodon.social,Ingmar Mundt,https://mastodon.social/@zukunftsheld,, 450 | @klauspforr@mastodon.social,Klaus Pforr,https://mastodon.social/@klauspforr,, 451 | @thhaase@social.tchncs.de,Thomas Haase,https://social.tchncs.de/@thhaase,, 452 | @karengregory@mastodon.social,Karen Gregory,https://mastodon.social/@karengregory,, 453 | @arko23@mastodon.social,A. Koevel,https://mastodon.social/@arko23,, 454 | @kjhealy@mastodon.social,Kieran Healy,https://mastodon.social/@kjhealy,, 455 | @aoberg@rheinneckar.social,Achim Oberg ,https://rheinneckar.social/@aoberg,, 456 | @janguenth@mastodon.social,Jan* Guenth* von Friedenstab,https://mastodon.social/@janguenth,, 457 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------