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7 months away from date I started archiving things I read on the internet in 2015. Fiddling with the stats code. Prelim stats: Read: 11891 Total wordcount: 12537398 Gender divide is stabilizing, 11 of top 25 bylines I've read are women, representing 45% of articles among group.Permalink On twitter.com
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Total count of bylines: 6,751. Top 10 Categories of content, by pieces categorized, overlapping: Politics - 6,764 Media - 2,003 Tech - 1,974 Women's Issues and Misogyny - 1,350 Business - 1,348 Film - 919 TV - 866 Legal Issues - 758 Journalism - 748 Social Media - 692Permalink On twitter.com
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Critical readings on Race are at position 13 (573), which is disappointing. I'll have to go our and look for more readings on that topic, because it shouldn't be that low.Permalink On twitter.com
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Top 10 tags of content, by pieces, overlapping: Donald Trump: 1125 Ad Tech: 234 Election 2016: 222 United States Politics and Government: 103 Twitter: 91 Charlottesville: 78 Facebook: 75 Star Wars 71 'The Fully Optimized Millennial': 69 Greek Euro Crisis: 68Permalink On twitter.com
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Note: the 'The Fully Optimized Millennial' tag is an internal one I use... let's say sarcastically... on stories about Millennial-specific labor and economic issues.On twitter.com
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Also, for better or worse, I don't tag everything I read as well as I should... so I've definitely read even more articles about Donald Trump than that :/Permalink On twitter.com
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Tagging in my system comes from too places: the tags that publishers use that get absorbed into the system and the tags I add when I am attempting to track a specific topic in more detail.Permalink On twitter.com
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As always, as trying to make everything as transparent as possible, you can read, browse, search and even see categories yourself on the archive site: chronoto.pePermalink On twitter.com
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