Has anyone created sentiment trackers to identify ecstatic as well as frustrated clients?

Hey @Julian! @Shayna Katz shared a negative sentiment tracker that @Kendall Ritter created a few weeks ago. Copying that for you below: 

"its taking longer than we thought, theres been org changes, we have a new, i haven't gone through this process before, we have a new process, security has a new process, we need a security review, long term impacts on business, lower budgets, misleading, misled, necessary precautions, never, next year, we can look at this in end of, we need to look at this at a later time, its not moving as fast as, no approvals, no budget allocation, no capacity, no integration, no more money, no purchasing, no spend, no thank you, no value, not budgeted, not now, not seeing the value, on a freeze, we are looking at a few options, pause my account, pausing evaluation, we need to push, push this, postpone call, postpone the meeting, postpone the start date, priorities have changed, purchase is on hold, push a decision, push date, push deal, push meeting, push the decision, push this off a couple of weeks, put a pause on this, re-evaluating numbers, revisit the numbers, slow down, slow down for now, slowdown, spending freeze, spending slowdown, suspend my account, suspending evaluation, suspending operations, there is no clear timeline, tighter budget approvals, too early, too late, trying to assess the situation, uncertain times, we are on hold, we don't know what our plans are, when things are normal, when things get better, wrong time, wrong timing"

I hope this is helpful! I’ll let the Community weigh in on any positive sentiment trackers they may use. 😀