Nice share, your work has been approved in Utopian. As always, great work is done here.
However, I believe that a better visualisation of the situation would be to make 1 January the split point for the data. There had been so many changes and basically, all the categories were more open in the past and their definition was broader.
That is also the result of your analysis part for contributors with the highest number of different categories. We can see that those contributors either left Utopian or stuck only to one or two categories.
Many contributors tried more categories but they often contribute in one and after some time, they try another one. I believe that only small percent of contributors actively contribute in more categories "at the same time".
Anyway, it is nice to read your posts and to have such summary.
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Hi @espoem, that's a very good point, thank you! I've updated the post to show the situation since Jan. 2018. As you already expected, there are less users contributing to more than one category now.
Thanks @abh12345!
Well, up to this point the data does not deny this suspicion, but it also doesn't clearly prove it. I was hoping for a clearer picture, but I guess it needs a more detailed look :/
Thank you for including the python code in addition to the analysis. I have wondered about tagging utopian-io for posts that I am working on. Specifically if I share a personal exercise replicating and using a code sample I discover from posts like this. For example if I use the code you supplied, create a database of my own, and share my work, would that be accepted or down voted because it does not directly speak to a code example or exercise that directly applies to improving utopian-io? For now I have the impression it is better not to tag utopian-io for my personal code exercise sharings so as not to get flagged or offend anyone by using this tag. In time, when I get more familiar with utopian-io, perhaps I will be able to contribute posts that would be approvable and thus add to your dataset😊
If you're posting via steemit.com or busy.org it doesn't make a difference if you use the utopian-io tag or not, you will for sure not get a vote from utopian, and especially no downvote. If you want to use utopian to contribute to an open source project, you have to present your work by posting via https://utopian.io. You can log in there with your steem account via SteemConnect. Make sure to check the rules before submitting a contribution. You contribution is then reviewed by an utopian moderator. If you work is approved, you'll get an upvote from @utopian-io. If it's rejected you simply don't the the upvote.
I see you already wrote some tutorials on Steem. Utopian also supports tutorials for open source projects. I'm currently not up to date with the tutorial rules, so check the rules carefully and I'd suggest look into previously accepted tutorials to see if your work could fit in there as well.
Nice share, your work has been approved in Utopian. As always, great work is done here.
However, I believe that a better visualisation of the situation would be to make 1 January the split point for the data. There had been so many changes and basically, all the categories were more open in the past and their definition was broader.
That is also the result of your analysis part for contributors with the highest number of different categories. We can see that those contributors either left Utopian or stuck only to one or two categories.
Many contributors tried more categories but they often contribute in one and after some time, they try another one. I believe that only small percent of contributors actively contribute in more categories "at the same time".
Anyway, it is nice to read your posts and to have such summary.
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Hi @espoem, that's a very good point, thank you! I've updated the post to show the situation since Jan. 2018. As you already expected, there are less users contributing to more than one category now.
Good stuff here @crokkon
I(we) suspected a sharp shift over from Translations to other categories (especially Social), and this seems to show that this has been the case.
I hope the mods are working hard in this category at present!
Cheers!
Thanks @abh12345!
Well, up to this point the data does not deny this suspicion, but it also doesn't clearly prove it. I was hoping for a clearer picture, but I guess it needs a more detailed look :/
number of unique authors submitting translations and social prior to switch off.
200 / 30 ?
Number of unique authors who were Translating and are now 'Socializing'.. :)
0 / 60 ?
Is it 30 more, or are the extra Social contributions coming from just one or two? No idea who.... :p
Thank you for including the python code in addition to the analysis. I have wondered about tagging utopian-io for posts that I am working on. Specifically if I share a personal exercise replicating and using a code sample I discover from posts like this. For example if I use the code you supplied, create a database of my own, and share my work, would that be accepted or down voted because it does not directly speak to a code example or exercise that directly applies to improving utopian-io? For now I have the impression it is better not to tag utopian-io for my personal code exercise sharings so as not to get flagged or offend anyone by using this tag. In time, when I get more familiar with utopian-io, perhaps I will be able to contribute posts that would be approvable and thus add to your dataset😊
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If you're posting via steemit.com or busy.org it doesn't make a difference if you use the utopian-io tag or not, you will for sure not get a vote from utopian, and especially no downvote. If you want to use utopian to contribute to an open source project, you have to present your work by posting via https://utopian.io. You can log in there with your steem account via SteemConnect. Make sure to check the rules before submitting a contribution. You contribution is then reviewed by an utopian moderator. If you work is approved, you'll get an upvote from @utopian-io. If it's rejected you simply don't the the upvote.
I see you already wrote some tutorials on Steem. Utopian also supports tutorials for open source projects. I'm currently not up to date with the tutorial rules, so check the rules carefully and I'd suggest look into previously accepted tutorials to see if your work could fit in there as well.
Thank you for the clarification and guidance.
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Hi @showtime24, maybe the documentation category could work for you? Check the rules and see previously accepted contributions in this category.