Steempunks.com v0.8 released: mean and median number of comments per post metric
Key findings: mean is 4-5 comments per post, median is 1-2 comments per post and these metrics are mostly moving sideways.
Steempunks changelog
- New overview dashboard metrics
- New mean and median number of comments per post line charts
Mean and median chart
Available Tools
- Historical charts for multiple metrics
- 24h rolling ratings for posts, comments and authors
- Key metrics dashboard
Roadmap
This is 0.8 beta release. If you have any feedback, suggestions or need a feature, get in touch.
- More charts, tables and visualizations
- More ratings
- Realtime dashboards
- Personal analytics
- Bot management
My tech stack
- Postgres 9.6
- Postgrest
- React 15.5
- Rxjs 5
- create-react-app boilerplate
- Elixir and Erlang/OTP
- Docker
If you will need any help with docker, I will be very happy to help you :)
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With my comment you're post is now at three times the median comments per post!
And now it's four times the median! :D
Do you have any statistics about the upvotes and earnings for comments? I seem to get well above the mean and median number of comments, and I make a lot of them, too.
Do you see much difference between a post's original payout (and other metrics) versus the 30-day performance? In looking at past posts for most people, I don't see any difference. But there are some posts, in the 30-day trending, that seem to do quite well after their initial payout. It would be helpful to understand better how a post can continue to perform after the initial payout.