# Social hypostasis of linguistic items

Canonical page: https://dominiklukes.net/writing/2006-01-09-the-gif-pronunciation-page

The piece treats online pronunciation surveys as evidence that social internet participation can collect useful language data.

Blog post · Hermeneutic Heretic · 9 January 2006

## Where it lives

- [Read it on Hermeneutic Heretic (web.archive.org)](https://web.archive.org/web/https://hermeneuticheretic.net/2006/01/09/the-gif-pronunciation-page/)

## About this item

- Type: Blog post
- Published: 9 January 2006
- Published in: Hermeneutic Heretic
- Language: English

Topics: language-use, pronunciation, crowdsourcing, internet.

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