I have taken the data from Hive-db.com, if there are anomalies in Hive-db data, then only these figures are wrong as I have reproduced those data in graphical form in this blog.
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I have taken the data from Hive-db.com, if there are anomalies in Hive-db data, then only these figures are wrong as I have reproduced those data in graphical form in this blog.
Ah, so you didn't query the blockchain?
@abh12345 ?
Not sure, I use @hiveSQL. Those numbers look incorrect.
Yes, they are definitely incorrect as I know that Galen gets about 2 posts out a day, not 9 :D
If you want to see what was happening on my account at least:
https://hive.blog/hive-174578/@abh12345/qb8tq0#@abh12345/qb8tq0
What I find interesting is that you didn't even question the results that you saw, just posted. Did you actually visit any of the blogs and say, "that is weird, this person has 289 posts and only 2 replies - maybe I should have a look at that" :D
I like numbers and I know there is a bit of margin for error, but these are senseless.
You are right @tarazkp, the nos of posts especially are wrong as I can check Hive-db is not consistent with the actual nos of posts by the authors.
Now I am going to remove the nos of posts part. Thank you for pointing out the error.
No worries. I am pretty sure that hive-db is not accurate as I remember steemdb having issues with some calculations also. I think HiveSQL is the standard, but it is not my area.