SteemReports - New Incoming Votes Analysis Tool

in #steemit7 years ago

Our Outgoing Votes Info already allows you to see who you've been giving your votes to, and how much of your voting power you have been spending on yourself.

You can now also see who has been giving you votes in the same way, and how many of your votes are coming from yourself.



http://www.steemreports.com/incoming-votes-info/


Please vote, resteem and follow us to for more reports and services, and visit our website:
http://www.steemreports.com

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Maybe you can develop a tool to track if people update their post. Because when we edit a comment, it still shows as the original date it was first posted

Interesting idea, but we would have to store quite a bit of extra data, so wouldn't be easy for our small server at the moment.

Because i participated in a few giveaways where we guessed the winner of a sport event and just realized that people can cheat by updating the pick last second or just after the result comes out

Oh right, I see... have you a link to it?

sorry, no. it was few weeks ago . No one cheated, just i thought there was a possibility , and since you develop programs i thought you can make that. thanks

I'll bear it in mind... so if it fits with something similar I'm doing, I can add it.

Very nice! This will be good to visually create some awareness about certain things!

Thanks for the great service you're providing!

Thanks, I'll be using this helpful tool. Upvoted, resteemed and following!

Great! Thanks!

very cool as I was looking for this exact tool!!!
Thanks.

If there are other tools you think of, let me know, and I'll see if I can develop them.

what i really want data on is this: how much web traffic do i have coming to my steemit blog? I've been wanting this tool forever...

Unfortunately views of your blog and posts aren't stored in the public blockchain. They must be on a separate Steemit Inc database, and I'm doubtful there's a public API that independent programmers can use to get that data. I'll try and find out though, as it would certainly be nice!

I actually still don't know how to track the post where someone gives me a mention. May be I am missing something or we need a tool for this!

I think this can be done with some apps and add-ons to the Chrome browser, but don't know enough to recommend any. I heard that improvements to the platform in the next couple of months include better notifications, so here's hoping!

hey, why is http not https? Is that not a secure website because it lacks the 's'?

I figured that everything the tools are reporting is publicly available on the blockchain, so adding a security certificate was not worth the time and money (about $300). It does mean that theoretically others could see what people are using it for, but I think this would be of little concern to most people, and you'd have to be pretty determined hacker to even do that.

I would certainly install a certificate if users were being asked to log in though.

ok thanks for the explanation.

Nice new tool, very good insights.

Thanks for resteeming!

good-karma is my #2 upvoter. I feel special at the moment.