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Serrath posted:Sorry to keep this conversation going, people make posts that I feel I can reply to but if the conversation is too industry-specific and narrow, I'm happy to drop it... because this is my field, it's interesting to me and I have a lot of opinions but I always imagine this stuff would be boring to outsiders  I don't have much to contribute on the topic, but it is fascinating to hear an insider perspective on an industry I don't know much about.
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Word cloud for all of 2022: Bonus hand drawn word cloud that was sent to me by my Auspol Secret Santa: 
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Chicken Parmigiana posted:*2022 Oops, fixed. Your welcome.
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Cable Guy posted:Do you generate these yourself or do you source them from somewhere...? You may have answered this question in a previous iteration of the thread, but I'd love to know more. (You can link to a post if you've explained it before) I wrote some python scripts that scrape the Auspol thread, compare the words from this month to last month, and spit out a list of words and sizes. Then I plug it in to https://www.wordclouds.com/ to make the picture.
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Cable Guy posted:Oh it's just us then...? I thought it might have been media wide. Nice job though. Thanks. Auspol is special. It's just us.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:...I can't not see a giant shoe. Try looking at it upside down 
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Chicken Parmigiana posted:Seeing what Tasmania says in each month's word cloud has been one of life's little highlights these past several years. Appreciate the effort.  I aim to please. Ask I need is for everyone to keep posting words for the word cloud.
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woofbro posted:Labor made promises to make the IRC independent This is too little, too late, from Labor. Everyone has moved to Discord.
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hambeet posted:Cyclists should be waiting at the lights with everyone else though. Yes, but a cyclist can wait to go straight from the left lane and would be run over by the truck that is looking right while turning left.
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Anidav posted:Missed opportunity to make the cloud in the shape of a bear That could never work, bears don't have Tasmania
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HazCat posted:If you want to read Australian fantasy, read Truck Dogs
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Word cloud for October: Thanks Posters
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Spookydonut posted:is having words inside the boundaries of bigger words new? It's been happening since the very first word cloud, though it's been more obvious in the last year or so since I tweaked everything to make the biggest words bigger.
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