“…Therefore, mining and studying this Big Data of conversations from Twitter has been of significant interest to the research community. In the last few years, there have been several works in the fields of Big Data, Data Mining, and Natural Language Processing related to the development of datasets of Twitter conversations related to different topics, technologies, events, diseases, viruses, etc., such as -movies [38], COVID-19 [39], elections [40], toxic behavior amongst adolescents [41], music [42], natural hazards [43], personality traits [44], civil unrest [45], drug safety [46], climate change [47], hate speech [48], migration patterns [49], conspiracy theories [50], and Inflammatory Bowel Disease [51], just to name a few. Recent studies [52][53][54] have shown that sharing such data helps in the advancement of research, improves the quality of innovation, supports better investigation, and helps to avoid redundant efforts.…”