[STEEMIT NEWS] catchawhale, Whale UpVote Analytical!
The Script bases itself on the Top 70 Steemit Active Users (better known as 'Whales'). It analyses the amount of posts within past hour (pwh) and the weight of that Whales potential up vote power. realup = (Vesting Shares(Voting Power/100))*
The Script then determines potential chance of catching a Whale (Getting an Upvote) for the upcoming 20 minutes.
The Script outputs a number (Whale Catching Score) which starts at 0 (no activity) and increases depending on, you guessed it, Whale activity. wcs = realup * (1+(pwh/10));
Instead of going through each of the new Awesome Whale Visualizations here... I'll just let you explore! Enjoy!
Screenshots from catchawhale.com
I have only really just begun!
Stay Tuned & Enjoy the Whale Watching ;)
Can this be used in conjunction with a hypothetical upvote bot and the success it would have, if it actually voted based on the anticipated whale appearances?
Although I admit that is somewhat narrow in its scope (upvotes only), because whale appearances also affect thing comment voting when they read them and upvote them.
Wow that was amazing. I cannot even fathom the data because im a cyber moron! lol Can you next compile data so we can get rid of the ass hat isaac below who also has downvoted you? He is a menace! Here's a post I wrote about him with some more info! thanx if you can help and Blessed BE!
https://steemit.com/steem/@kalaylah77/isaac-asimov-how-do-we-stop-a-habitual-downvoter-he-obviously-is-being-paid-to-push-worthy-content-to-the-back-so-certain-posts
Ohhh yeah!!! Very interesting tool!
Keep thinking that steemit has a great whale problem... to be as neutral as it should be.
I have found, in my short time here, that commenting on submissions that I enjoyed not only builds a better community but can be rewarding too.
I do not know how to catch a whales, but original and interesting article maybe will get a lot of attention / vote from whales and other steemit user
Hi! This post has a Flesch-Kincaid grade level of 5.4 and reading ease of 82%. This puts the writing level on par with Jane Austen and JK Rowling.