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Toxic communication during streams on Twitch. tv. The case of Dota 2

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Poyane R.

This paper is devoted to the study of how toxic communication is structured in chats during streams on Twitch.tv and how chat size affects it. The data from Twitch chat logs was used to create a topic model of themes which are discussed by viewers during stream. The result indicate that there are statistically significant differences in the types of communication used in channels of different sizes.

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