{ "blyg": "0.4", "id": "3rey1d30tfedkzk6akqn6b93c2", "kind": "thread", "origin": "https://notionparallax.co.uk/", "page": "https://notionparallax.co.uk/2012/post-popularity", "author": { "name": "Ben Doherty", "url": "https://notionparallax.co.uk/" }, "created": "2012-09-06T20:00:06Z", "updated": "2012-09-06T20:00:06Z", "version": 1, "content_md": "# post popularity\n\n\n

I had a look at the stats for what people look at on this site. I was amazed at the drop off rate from the popular ones to posts that have only ever had one view (probably me checking that it posted properly!).

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After the front page and the tutorials, centroid of points on the surface of a sphere got the most hits by a long way, and it also has the most comments. I'm in the process of writing a summary of the comments and some example code to show the results, but in the mean time, here's the graph.
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If you zoom in on the elbow of that (cropping off home and tutorials at the top and anything below 100 views at the bottom) you get this.
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post popularity

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I had a look at the stats for what people look at on this site. I was amazed at the drop off rate from the popular ones to posts that have only ever had one view (probably me checking that it posted properly!).

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After the front page and the tutorials, centroid of points on the surface of a sphere got the most hits by a long way, and it also has the most comments. I’m in the process of writing a summary of the comments and some example code to show the results, but in the mean time, here’s the graph.
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If you zoom in on the elbow of that (cropping off home and tutorials at the top and anything below 100 views at the bottom) you get this.
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