comments submitted to the National Park Service in response to Executive Order 14253.
The National Park Service posted QR-code signs at parks asking visitors to flag content that "inappropriately disparages Americans." Here is how visitors used the form.
Equal weight, in theory — four categories, four buckets to sort the response into.
The two categories that capture commentary on the executive order itself — "Something else" and "Signs or other information" — drew 91.9% of responses.
Only 8.1% of responses concerned actual park services or repairs. The other 91.9% used the feedback form as a referendum on the executive order itself.
A few of the voices · continues scrolling
Every red badge is a park where 200 or more people submitted comments. Amber is 50–199. Blue is 1–49. Click any badge to read the top quotes for that park.
The complete 35,700-comment analysis, the per-park breakdown, the thematic coding, and the methodology are all open and available.