I was just checking it out. It's interesting that my Britlist posts come up as professional, but then they are a lot of stats. I had some elementary ones a while back that were mostly about my running. Maybe my quality has improved recently.
I love all the stats we can get from Hive. I have done my own experiments with HiveSQL, but I doubt I will be creating a site for those as that's beyond my skills. I'm grateful to you and others who can do this.
!BEER
Thanks mate, this is far, far from perfect, but there will be improvements as I go. This one pulls data from hive api end points and does all the processing on your machine, so a bit different to HiveSQL.
I wrote logic in python then converted it to javascript using various llms, because I don't know js, but I am finding myself forced to learn. :D
I saw the same kind of thing with some of my posts - it seems that if a post has a lot of internal links to other Hive posts it is more likely to come up as Professional. Perhaps the reading score interprets lots of links as identifying sources, further reading etc. 😁 But for me as a non-techie person, it's still one of the best tools I've seen on Hive in terms of delivering data in an easily visualised user friendly format.
I think i have eliminated that issue, but only further testing will confirm.