RE: Creating a curation intelligence - Post 1 - What have I done so far? and Steem Veggies
Interesting graphs. Thank you.
Obviously, you can't read too much into a single average, but I'm a little surprised that 4 tags averaged more than 5 tags in English, German, and overall.
Also, the word count graphs are interesting. I wasn't expecting to see so much English. And the language groupings for word counts in the title and bodies are interesting. Maybe part of that is because Asian languages use symbols instead of letters and words. In English, German, and Spanish, it seems like there's a strong preference for titles under 20 or so words and bodies under 1,000 or 1,500 (the image resolution won't let me distinguish in more detail).
Next, I'm thinking the "cause and effect" for total value vs. author reputation is backwards from the way we might think of it at first glance. High reputation doesn't necessarily produce high rewards, but rather, authors who consistently get high rewards build higher reputations.
First thing last, I'm curious about the horizontal bands in the upper portions of the top 3 charts.
My thoughts on this are very simple - those with high reputations often have large delegations to UpVu so both their rewards and reputations increase in parallel.
@cmp2020 - it'll be interesting to see the correlation between rewards and reputation if UpVu (and any other voting services) were removed.
Agreed. That's the sort of relationship I was thinking about, but your description is better. I was thinking the cause/effect were flipped, but that's not quite right, either. In many cases, there's another factor, having nothing to do with the "quality" or informative content of the post, that's causing both the high rewards and the high reputations.