New Steemit Useful Website Proposal – User Interaction Tracker 🚀

Most of us who are serious about Steemit are engaging, communicating, supporting, discussing, and sharing content, thoughts, and feelings with dozens of other Steemians every day.

Although we know whose articles and/or comments we appreciate the most, it is unnecessarily hard to get a grip on how much interaction and support are we sharing with each Steemian.

There are already helpful websites like steemd and steemreports, where you can see things like a list of your recent interactions with everyone or a chart that shows you the top curators of your articles and comments. Time for a bit bragging: @thing-2 and @gentlebot (bots that award meaningful comments) are two out of three my top curators. 😎

However, what I feel that we are lacking is the ability to insert names of two Steemians and see a list of all interactions between them (and only them).

This ability would bring us a number of important benefits:

1. We could easily compare the amount of outcoming and incoming interactions with a certain user, so that we could know, for example, who is rarely or never responding to our comments.
2. We could easily identify users who are just posting comments on our posts in order to get our upvotes, without upvoting our posts or interacting with our replies to their comments in any way.
3. This would be a very interesting and useful tool for identification of scammers/huggers, as well as for monitoring ongoing flag wars, since we would have the option of checking interactions between any two users, not necessarily including ourselves.

I have no technical knowledge whatsoever, but I'm guessing that creating something like this is not impossible since we already have useful websites with relatively similar features.

I'm hoping that this idea will reach someone who has the necessary knowledge and is interested in developing something like this. Thus, for this post, I would appreciate a resteem 🔃 much more than an upvote ✅.

I would also like to use this opportunity to support and promote a great idea for curation slider improvement by @tarazkp - you can find his article about this here.

Please let me know:

• Do you agree that something like this would be quite useful?
• Do you think that the idea is easily feasible?

If you liked this article, feel free to also check out my other recent post: A philosophical discussion: Is not interfering in someone’s life actually interfering?

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