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RE: How Neds Delegated Power Is Used Part 3 - Steemit Business Intelligence
For me, as someone still getting to grips with how all the voting works, the Delegation Network Chart had the most instant visual impact, after that the Delegation Daily Votes Value, there was a tendency to want to compare sweetsssj against tumutanzi with how the graph looked, which is obviously not the idea!
I feel that the charts would have been easier to read if they were presents as pre and post for each voter to cut out the scrolling and trying to compare across 2 charts.
Great information though and lovely to see how many more authors benefited from this delegation by ned.
Shows it feels good to give and the more power you have to give the better it feels! :)
I really don't understand these posts very well. They are fairly hard to read. I'm not sure exactly what's being analyzed. The delegation between whales is not such an interesting topic for the average Steemian, unless the point is that by doing so more is trickling down (in theory, even though a lot of the flow seems to stay near top rep people). I mean, is part of it that Ned was not utilizing a lot of his votes and that is why delegating was important to activate them? Sorry, but i'm really not following the point of these posts.
The analysis is showing the difference in voting of before and after these people were give extra steem to vote with, so showing the benefits in that more people received more votes and Steem due to this. I assume Ned is very busy with other things and wanted his Steem Power to be used to help those writing quality posts.
Yes, I think that is what we are supposed to assume.
@ned is one of the founders of Steemit. he has delegated ALL of his steem to 6 people. Wish I was one of them!!!
@paulag don't you think the charts would be easier to read if the before and after was on the same chart?