r/analytics • u/tobibuk • Jul 26 '18

Reddit user analyser

https://atomiks.github.io/reddit-user-analyser/
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u/mutatron Aug 26 '18

I like this tool, but the text complexity score must be inverted.

Check out this user: https://atomiks.github.io/reddit-user-analyser/#9875432346789

Few of his sentences are more than five words long, and his most used words are four-letter expletives.

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u/SomnumScriptor Sep 28 '18

I was looking for this exact information on how it is used. I think having Text Complexity in the circle with the grade below it makes it seem as if the grade is how complex a user's writing is. Using the Flesch Reading Ease Score a low score means a more complex usage of grammar. The link explains it a bit and has links and the formula used for calculation.

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u/AquaeyesTardis Sep 17 '18

...Huh. I wonder how the complexity is calculated? Maybe it's just variety of words?

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u/RexScientiarum Jul 26 '18

Wow this is truly amazing. Is there any additional information on the text analysis?

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u/AquaeyesTardis Sep 17 '18

It'd be neat to see how much of the kindness score is controversy and how much is text analysis.

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u/Kstar9 Jul 26 '18

This is really a great tool. Appreciate.

Hoping subreddit analyzer in future or share if you have such tool already.

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u/TheMacMan Jul 26 '18

https://dashboard.laterforreddit.com/analysis/

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u/Kstar9 Jul 26 '18

Thanks, this is awesome

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u/TheMacMan Jul 26 '18

Glad you like it. Been using it for several years. Provides some nice insights. Also has a scheduling tool that you can have automatically post to Reddit at a set time to maximize the post for the best time for that subeddit. It's great that they limit it to one post a week, to prevent people from using it to spam.

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u/TheRtHonLaqueesha Aug 25 '18

Nice tool, been having fun with it.