eBayDE - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

Several tweets express frustration with eBay Germany's handling of names on accounts and verification documents. Some accuse the company of lacking flexibility, others criticize its failure to allow users to upload multiple documents. Other tweets mention eBay Germany's sale of homemade goods and medication, which some feel are off-limits or inappropriate. A number of tweets highlight interesting or unusual items for sale on the site, with some urging followers to bid. One tweet draws attention to eBay's recent institution of voluntary CO2 emissions tracking for users.

Topic Modeling

1. Selbstbestimmungsgesetz and Ergänzungsausweis
2. eBayDE's acceptance and technology issues
3. Charity and fundraising
4. eBayDE selling and buying products
5. Criticism of eBayDE's policies and customer support

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express frustration and anger towards eBayDE for not accepting an identification document and forcing the use of a deadname. There is also disappointment in eBayDE's handling of internal processes and lack of flexibility. Other tweets express excitement for interesting items being sold on eBayDE, while one tweets about a new CO2-konto feature being set up causes concern for potential future mandatory adoption.

Trend Analysis

1. Issues with eBay not accepting names and documents (e.g. deadnaming, not accepting Ergänzungsausweis)
2. Selling and buying items on eBay (e.g. posters, bound books, 'hausgemacht' items, medicines)
3. Charitable donations through eBay sales (e.g. for earthquake relief in Syria and Turkey)
4. Criticism of eBay's policies and support (e.g. lack of flexibility, outdated processes)
5. Miscellaneous topics (e.g. CO2-Konto, cookbook from Carinthia)