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Cryptonaut

So I made this page: http://letstalkbitcoin.com/ltbcoin-stats

what do you guys think so far?

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  • CrimsonRoze

    This shows our individual scoring and rewards?

    Looks nice.

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  • CrimsonRoze

    no, wait. it's shows it for the specific individual MrAverage. My bad.

    Would've been nice to see your own score and reward there if you're logged in.

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  • goldbit

    The Ltbc toolbox tools do not work with any number containing a comma (,). it returns a nan error if taken from everyones profile page or from counter party.

    The rest of the stat page looks nice and i cant wait to see further updates.

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  • lainfinity

    @cryptonaut It's looks great. I like the stats.

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  • William

    Nice stats page. A question on PoV... This is for authors, right? I see that comments on articles count as 4 and page views count as 1. Is this paid only once, or are additions to these numbers calculated every week, even for old articles?

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  • adam

    @william Nice stats page. A question on PoV... This is for authors, right? I see that comments on articles count as 4 and page views count as 1. Is this paid only once, or are additions to these numbers calculated every week, even for old articles?

    PoV is the second half of the content allocation - It is reckoned and rewarded exactly four weeks after the start of the week it published, and everything published within that week is compared by performance.

    Thats pageviews (1 each) comments (+4 each) and then podcasts recieve a 4x multiplier on the pageviews since the majority of users consume podcasts without ever visiting its particular content page. In the future the comparative listening metrics will be magic words and sponsor revenue in LTBc

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  • William

    @adam

    @william Nice stats page. A question on PoV... This is for authors, right? I see that comments on articles count as 4 and page views count as 1. Is this paid only once, or are additions to these numbers calculated every week, even for old articles?

    PoV is the second half of the content allocation - It is reckoned and rewarded exactly four weeks after the start of the week it published, and everything published within that week is compared by performance.

    Thats pageviews (1 each) comments (+4 each) and then podcasts recieve a 4x multiplier on the pageviews since the majority of users consume podcasts without ever visiting its particular content page. In the future the comparative listening metrics will be magic words and sponsor revenue in LTBc

    Thanks for the clear explanation. I like that PoV is calculated at four weeks out from publication.

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  • loon3

    @goldbit The Ltbc toolbox tools do not work with any number containing a comma (,). it returns a nan error if taken from everyones profile page or from counter party.

    The rest of the stat page looks nice and i cant wait to see further updates.

    I just revised the calculator. It now accepts commas.

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  • Cryptonaut

    @crimsonroze no, wait. it's shows it for the specific individual MrAverage. My bad.

    Would've been nice to see your own score and reward there if you're logged in.

    I whipped this up over a span of a few hours. there will be more to it later

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  • bcohen

    @adam

    "and then podcasts recieve a 4x multiplier on the pageviews since the majority of users consume podcasts without ever visiting its particular content page."

    That's sensible.

    However, Podcasters do receive substantially more POQ than writers though.

    I think (?) its now safe to assume that writers are driving traffic to Podcasts whereas prior to the launch of LTBcoin I assume (?) it used to be primarily the opposite... that Podcasts would drive traffic to the blog...

    just sayin' ;)

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