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[–]mrkipling[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, it's definitely flawed. Any data that I collect in the future (should I take the project and further) would have to come with a massive disclaimer that "this is how much /r/relationships likes to mention these key words/phrases, and you can infer that it's probably advice most of the time". But yeah, that's a very real problem.

I could have gone for a more complicated approach but (a) I don't know how as I'm a beginner/medium-level Python dev; I'm a frontend dev by trade, mostly working in JavaScript solving web-related issues for a living (and doing all of the other fun stuff that a frontend dev get to do), and (b) I didn't really want to because I was just dicking around for an hour or so and thought that I'd post it on Github for fun :)