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Official Eventbrite pages? #500

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arrighik opened this issue Aug 2, 2017 · 2 comments
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Official Eventbrite pages? #500

arrighik opened this issue Aug 2, 2017 · 2 comments

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@arrighik
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arrighik commented Aug 2, 2017

Is there any interest in adding official eventbrite profiles to the legislators-social-media.yaml file? There are at least a few congresspeople who are posting their public events on eventbrite (e.g.: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/office-of-congressman-mike-rogers-14556476023 and https://www.eventbrite.com/o/congressman-lou-correa-12915058974), and I'm planning to collate a list of them.

Eventbrite doesn't verify profiles; so compared to other social media sites, it'll be a bit more difficult to prove the profiles are official. However, searching the official website for links to eventbrite should work.

If that seems like a good addition to legislators-social-media.yaml what format would be preferred?

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JoshData commented Aug 2, 2017

Sounds good to me. e.g.:

eventbrite: 12915058974

The numeric id is enough to construct the URL.

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konklone commented Aug 2, 2017

That's really interesting. I think it'd be great to try adding it and see how much good data we can get from it.

@arrighik Feel free to try your hand at extending the social_media.py script - you might also want to just at least see how many House or Senate websites have an eventbrite.com link somewhere in their HTML, even as a one-off research query.

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