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Unfortunately no one managed to get everything correct, so your 30 STEEM are safe for now, 
A couple of days ago I posted The Utopian History Quiz, which had 22 people enter (and some people who didn't manage to copy and paste the template correctly). Of course there has to be a winner, so that's what this post is about. Instead of just posting who the winner is, I thought it would also be nice to give some additional information about each question. Hopefully you find it interesting!
The individual results can be found here.
Which moderator has reviewed the most contributions?
- andrejcibik
- knowledges
- tykee
- espoem
- rosatravels
Considering the question it's no surprise to see the names of people who have been involved in Utopian for ages. Some aren't currently reviewing as much as they used to, but since they were around in the early days of Utopian they've managed to gain a big lead over the others. Back then I think we used to be a lot more focussed on the rules, which meant a lot of contributions were instantly rejected. Of course the quality of contributions was much lower back then as well, so it was a lot easier to review a lot in a single day.
7 people got it correct, while 9 people thought it was 
Which moderator has reviewed the most contributions in a single day?
- espoem
- ruah
- tykee
- onos
- drigweeu
The answers for this question actually include some former moderators, so if you weren't around a few months ago, then this question would've been even more difficult to answer. Unfortunately the person who has reviewed the most contributions in a single day is no longer with us.
Answer: 
2 people got it correct, while 9 people thought it was 
Who gives, or has given, the highest average score per contribution (minimum of 100 reviewed contributions)?
- cha0s0000
- sachincool
- helo
- ms10398
- crokkon
After seeing the answer to this question you might be thinking "I wish Helo reviews all my contributions". However, as I know Helo, I would say his high average score is caused by the fact that he mostly reviews contributions made by great contributors (like 
Answer: 
6 got it correct, while 7 people thought it was 
Who gives, or has given, the lowest average score per contribution (minimum of 100 reviewed contributions)?
- espoem
- sinem006
- nilfanif
- codingdefined
- fego
As this is the opposite of the previous question you are probably also thinking the opposite: "I wish Sinem never reviews any of my contributions". Don't fret! I think his low average score is more than likely caused by the fact we used to have hundreds of bug-hunting/ideas contributions every single day. Most of those were of a low quality, which naturally means the score they received was also low. Sinem was helping out a lot in both of those categories, I think, so that should explain why.
Answer: 
5 people got it correct, while 12 people thought it was
Who has gone the most consecutive days with at least one review?
- arie.steem
- knowledges
- rosatravels
- espoem
- ruah
If you know 
Answer:
2 people got it correct, while 7 people thought it was 
Who was the first person to review a contribution?
- mooncryption
- yabapmatt
- sircork
- turpsy
- valchiz
I wasn't around when Utopian started, so I don't have much insight to give here. I'm also not completely sure if this answer is correct. I asked 
Answer: 
2 people got it correct, while 10 people thought it was 
Who has contributed the most contributions so far?
- omeratagun
- robin-ho
- realinfo
- rosatravels
- kodeblacc
If you have been around Utopian for a while, then you will know that in the past there have been certain categories that received the majority of contributions. Especially the translations category used to receive an insane amount of contributions. If you knew this, then you were correct in choosing someone who contributes to that category. However, the person who is the correct answer has one advantage: she also contributes amazing contributions to multiple other categories including the video tutorial category!
Answer:
6 people got it correct, while 7 people thought it was 
Who has posted the most contributions in a single day?
- neupanedipen
- lala123
- tobias-g
- thewizard.studio
- zinonweke
At Utopian we strive to reward quality contributions, so in general this means that contributors usually don't post multiple times a day - Rome wasn't built in a day. Of course this differs per category, as someone could easily find multiple bugs or have multiple ideas worth sharing in a day. This means that if you aren't intimate with those categories, then you probably had to guess the answer (like me). Even if you are, then it was probably still guesswork.
Answer: 
2 people got it correct, while 8 people thought it was 
Who receives the highest average score per contribution (minimum of 15 contributions)?
- buckydurddle
- robin-ho
- crokkon
- scipio
- tensor
This was one of my favourite questions and I manually changed the answers to make it even more difficult to answer. If you've been around Utopian for a while then you should recognise at least four of the five names above; 
Answer:
4 people got it correct. This is actually the lowest out of the four people I mentioned earlier. It goes
Who has gone the most consecutive days with submitting at least one contribution?
- tarikhakan55
- omeratagun
- kalvas
- yandot
- susanli3769
Of course you shouldn't be surprised that this is once again dominated by people who have contributed, or still contribute, to the translations category. The rewards for this category were and still are relatively high. This means there's a lot of incentive to post every day, which is actually possible for some people. So much so that the person who is the correct answer was also a supervisor of the translations category at the time; in between reviewing he was regularly posting his own translations.
Answer: 
10 people got it correct, while 8 people thought it was 
Who was the first person to submit a contribution?
- mkt
- gotgame
- codewithcheese
- antonchanning
- yabapmatt
I was personally surprised to see someone who still contributes regularly to Utopian (
Answer: 
7 people got it correct, while 7 people thought it was
Which category has received the most contributions?
- tutorials
- translations
- bug-hunting
- graphics
- ideas
Well, if you have been reading this post then the answer should come as no surprise. Of course the translations category has received the most contributions! Back in the day there used to be so many translations posted every single day that we had multiple teams just for the translations category. Eventually it got so bad the translation category closed for a while, which resulted in an upswing of contributions in the ideas and bug hunting categories (which didn't end up making the race close at all). Thankfully the current translations category seems to be thriving under DaVinci, which also means it will probably stay top for quite a while.
Answer: translations with 20049 contributions (nearly 1/3 of ALL contributions).
15 people got it correct, while 4 people thought it was bug-hunting/ideas instead. This one was easy!
Which category receives the highest average score per contribution?
- video-tutorials
- translations
- analysis
- documentation
- tutorials
This was actually a surprise for me, so I don't blame you if you got it wrong. Personally I predicted it would be the analysis category. They don't receive that many contributions, but the quality is generally high. Despite this, and the amount of contributions it has received, the translations category somehow has the highest average score! I don't know if there's something wrong with my data, but it seems on average translations receive a score that is on average 5 higher than the second best category: the analysis category.
Answer: translations with an average score of 73.0.
2 people got it correct, while 13 people thought it was the analysis category instead. I'm really starting to think my data is wrong, haha.
Which project has received the most contributions?
- https://github.com/gapminder/dollar-street-pages
- https://github.com/steemit/condenser
- https://github.com/utopian-io/utopian.io
- https://github.com/steemit/steem
- https://github.com/ancap-ch/from-en
Two of the above projects are projects that were made infamous by the translations category. Following the trajectory of the previous answers you would assume that it would be one of those two projects, right? Well, you thought wrong! Our very own Utopian project has received the most contributions. This is probably caused by the fact people sometimes didn't really know what to put as the repository, so they used to just copy the example repository they were given. Maybe it's also because people used to submit a lot of ideas and bugs, but I'm not 100% sure about that. I was definitely surprised by this answer as well.
Answer: https://github.com/utopian-io/utopian.io with 2663 contributions.
4 people got it correct, while 12 people thought it was https://github.com/ancap-ch/from-en instead. I really don't blame people who answered a translations project.
Which project receives the highest average score per contribution (minimum of 50 contributions)?
- https://github.com/steemit/steem
- https://github.com/ancap-ch/from-en
- https://github.com/flutter/flutter
- https://github.com/steemnova/steemnova
- https://github.com/nodejs/i18n
This is actually a deceivingly difficult question, in my opinion. Part of this is my fault, as I forgot to include the "minimum of 50 contributions" bit. Sorry! Anyway, currently there are a lot of translations being submitted to the nodejs/i18n project, which all receive a high score. Then there is the SteemNova project, which has some very skilled developers contributing to it. Of course one of the translation projects makes a return here as well. It's not one of those, though!
Answer: https://github.com/flutter/flutter with an average score of 87.1.
11 people got it correct, while 6 people thought it was https://github.com/steemnova/steemnova. If you know
Thanks to everyone who participated in this quiz - I hope you enjoyed it, even if some answers might be wrong. I also hope you enjoyed reading this post. If you want to see any more contests like this in the future, then please let me know (any ideas are appreciated).