Not being more than an amateur weekend coder, the main thing I took away from this was: Overall I ended up pulling data from 31 of the top whales. Out off 21,850 votes that I found,
I mean WOW. Everyone I have read so far moaning and whining about Whale voting, has been about how little of their "love" is doing the rounds.
But this is like an average 704 votes each!!
There's a few ways of looking at this. So if the platform has 40-50k users in this time period, thats a 50% chance of receiving a Whale vote, all things being equal. Right? The question then is, are all things equal?
Btw, what timeframe is this over? A week? A month? Since Steemit started?
Even over 4 months, thats an average 6 votes a day, every day, for each of these Whales.
Man, people need to quit with the moaning and get with the creating great content of value that serves the community.
Here endeth the lesson :)