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Does this include comments on your own posts? Probably yes. I think it would be better if our own comments weren't included.
Thanks to @holoz0r for this great tool.
It provides a great summary of your Hive adventure. It clearly shows where you went wrong and where you could have improved.
Reducing the number of posts leads to increased content quality. Increasing the number of posts per day leads to reader fatigue. The maximum number of posts should be 2.
Yes it does. It is all engagement on the post, including your own, as it simply takes the count of children from the get_blog function of the condenser hive api.
It is important to also note that it will count all those "garbage" comments where users just say "great post", "thank you", or call a bot for a worthless layer 2 hive engine token.
Raw comment data is too large for this sort of analysis at run time, and I have no interest in referencing a database for that. I did that previously and I learned very little that I did not already know or suspect as a hypothesis.
See below my prior analysis on comments on hive:
https://peakd.com/hive-133987/@holoz0r/text-analytics-reveal-thirty-two-percent-of-comments-on-hive-are-not-unique-and-at-least-ten-percent-add-no-value-to-discussion
https://peakd.com/hive-133987/@holoz0r/further-analytics-regarding-comments-on-hive
https://peakd.com/hive-133987/@holoz0r/a-much-deeper-look-into-duplicate-comments-on-hive
It depends how you look at it, because it is also part of the engagement. One of the cool things on Hive is being able to talk with the author, and get replies. :)
Yes and no. It depends on the audience and the content. I used to write a lot more and would have engagement across all of them, from different groups of people. Some content resonated with some, others for others.