Anyone can tag their post with anything they want. 'Story' is just a common category. I assume it is mostly used for works of fiction and people's personal experiences. For example, the top trending post

It looks like the same data but on a longer time frame and it appears to include all categories, even the low percentage ones. My focus is on what is trending the highest as of today. But I definitely

If you mean the actual Steemit category, it's there on all charts. If you mean other categories not displayed, I left them off if they were below 2% in their respective categories. This was intentional

I collect it manually from the Steemit home page by looking at the headings of the top 100 trending posts. It's a bit labor intensive.

No problem, I like seeing that too. I'm thinking about how best to represent the data in a weekly wrap-up to summarize it in a way that will show how it changes throughout the week. I'll play with it and

Yes you have to keep the number in your head, but it's like anything else - a skill to be practiced. It's not complicated or difficult, it just takes some effort to get good at it. I'll tell you more about

I'm glad you enjoyed it and thank you for reading. I'll get the rest of it up hopefully by tomorrow.

I manually record it from the trending posts on the Steemit home page. I take the information from the top 100 highest earners and extrapolate the data into graphs. It's just meant to be a quick glance

The data is a snapshot from two an a half hours ago taken directly from the top 100 trending posts. It doesn't represent a complete picture of all activity in all categories, just the most popular content

Thank you for the support. I do hope with time more people read it. Unlike my other posts, I just want to share this story with others for the sake of itself.

Admittedly I'm not familiar with your practice. The details of your art are not clear to me from your post. Perhaps it can deal with asthma, perhaps not. But it is certainly not common practice, and you

Hello radoslaw, I enjoyed your introduction. Welcome to the community. Yes, 12k words would have been too much, but 2.5k was great.

Agreed. Steemit shouldn't be treated like a lottery. Yes, it's possible to make money if you work to consistent bring value to the community and build a following. But unrealistic expectations are likely

I am a paramedic. Asthma is a two-fold problem that includes both smooth muscle constriction in the lower airway and inflammation of the epithelial lining in the airway lumen. A severe attack can be

Exactly my point. The value of Steemit is in the content on the site. As more content creators arrive, better content will emerge which will draw in more users in a positive feedback loop. So it's not

Yes that sounds right. Now I need to go back and listen to the show. It's good stuff.

Well the irony is that I don't actually support the idea of intellectual property. My idea for a blockchain camera is to protect the artists ability to say, "Yes, this work was definitely created

I agree with you. Several months ago I listened to a lawyer who is an IP expert make the case on The Jason Stapleton Program that there is actually no such thing as IP (I'm sorry I don't have a link).

I am a very amateur gardener. I just started playing around with it this year but had some great success with various leafy greens and cucumbers. I'm up to my neck in pickles! I enjoyed your post. Very

This post by @dantheman talks a bit about the economic and game-theoretic consequences of large-scale bot usage. He believes this will continue, with better and better bots being developed and competing