That is a lot of buttons in the top corner of my Chrome browser.
gooey
La cascata quotidiana (via Francesco Franchi)
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From here, either a periodic table or a board game.
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Me tinca que a la @_monrix_ le gustarían.
I wish I could make graphs and charts that are this beautiful!
In looking at a new subtumblr from a friend in comparison with an existing one that I had published awhile back was surprised to see it had acheived a higher tumblarity number (circled in red) then my 1 year old subtumblr.
The only differences I can see are the ratio of original posts to reblogs (yellow), amount of words and new of posts (orange). It would appear that that is the core metric for Tumblarity. Current activity.
Things that I might assume to be part of a more complicated metric would be (blue):
Total amount of Posts.
Total amount of Followers.
Total amount of Likes.
Total Amount of Reblogs.
It appears they have nothing to do with it what so ever.
You can see why this has so many people baffled. The user interface tells us contrary information to the actual metric. (Further more it wouldn’t be hard to create a more pleasing “psychological” experience.)
I would recommend Tumblr revisit the design of this user interface, create actaul stats, reflect duration, and over all activity. I would like to see much richer and accurate grouping of information, that goes deeper and with more explanation. I believe this would gain greater respect from the Tumblr community.
Esau Kessler
