Dear @simplymike
In April (2020), you authored 4 top level posts comprising of 34064 characters. You also entered 133 comments onto the Hive blockchain totaling 26644 characters of text.
You used 4 different categories for your content and hive-174578 was the most popular, chosen 1 time.
The post titled Unexpected Greenhouse Goodies earned the most comments with 31 replies.
The post shared with the community the most was hive-community-garden-journal-challenge-april which was Resteemed 8 times.
In April, you cast 466 votes, 1 of these were downvotes, and 0 votes were cast to self.
Your average vote weight (to the nearest whole number) in April was 47%.
You spoke to nickyhavey the most, leaving 25 comments and nickyhavey spoke to you the most with 22 comments.
You upvoted tarazkp the most, 60 times, and chose to issue 1 downvotes to kingscrown.
Finance
Last month, you transferred 240.0 HIVE to Hive-engine and withdrew 0.000 HIVE.
You earned 118013.332022 VESTS via Curation, which is approximately 60.458230 Hive Power.
And as an author, you earned 1.770000 HBD, 20.328000 HIVE, and 54509.467837 VESTS (approximately 27.925200 Hive Power) in April.
Finally, abh12345 (and his alts) upvoted you 6 times in April 2020!
Hmm, not much content this past month - hopefully there is more to come in Many :)
Thanks. It has been a trend for a couple of months: I start things, but never finish them. ๐
Sounds like a good idea for a post - The incomplete works of @simplymike :)
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What is the criteria for deciding whether a post is of top level or not, is it pay out value, number of words, number of votes or...
A general question not related to simplymike's post or anyone else's post.
Thanks.
A post is like a comment, but at the top level of 0.
So what people know as a post, is really a top level comment in a thread.