Hi, I've actually been working on that, and have released this:

Sorry, but I'm unlikely to have the time/resources to include the many other world currencies for conversion.

Thanks for the feedback - they're good ideas. I think I can probably use SP instead of Vests soon, but adding the date of delegation would need a database change, so is probably less likely to happen.

Sounds like an interesting theory, I don't currently collect unfollows operations though, so would be quite a bit of work to add it to my database. I'm planning to see about using SteemSQL soon though,

I hope to have a way for people to play with some of this data soon.

@andybets (and @steemreports) is the developer of both the Sincerity API and The API is temporarily hosted at but will likely get its own domain as soon as I work out a better way of funding development.

I decided to sort it based on the number of unique accounts using each app in the last 7 days.

I wish I knew! :)

I might add that in future. It would need a secondary y axis, and would pretty much follow the shape of the Steem graph I suppose. The main reason I didn't was that as I've mentioned in the posts about

The problem is that every currency added creates additional data storage requirements, so I'm not sure whether the list can be expanded in the near-term. Eventually, I want to create a full tax-calculation

Thanks! Yes, this is by design. It makes it more flexible for some purposes, but unfortunately is a bit confusing too. I'm still working out how to present that data in the best way possible for what most

Good points. I have updated the page to clarify that the payout indicator doesn't represent any currency unit and to explain vote diversity. The period is currently 14 days, but may change in future.

It is a probability based indicator of the amount the account will earn when the comments and posts payout if the votes stay as they are. It would be preferably to list the payouts due, but that takes

That kind of feature isn't currently used, but I've considered similar, and it's still a work in progress, so thanks for your thoughts.

You might need to watch your spam score if you go around talking to bots! ;)

Yes. It is surprising and annoying how little these accounts seem to need to make to keep spamming though! I'm starting to think comments should cost something like 0.001 SBD/STEEM/SP if they end their

Yes, and in quantum style, when you comment about the result it could change it. Although it didn't in this case :)

Yes, that's true :)

I'll certainly consider that once I have more training data and a cleaner implementation. That's not a very long list of people though, and you said you'd want 'a few' in order to significantly raise your

Good question. I don't have any definitions. I have simply trained the initial classifier with a selection of bots that I manually evaluated as such. In arriving at classifications for the initial training