<...>And now I see stats that are so dynamic that enable other users to interact with it.
I even spent almost half an hour exploring, filtering, searching, sorting and extracting meaningful information.
Those cool merit network diagrams complete it all. I have fun dragging around the nodes. <...>
Thankyou zentdex for spending some time using the Merit Dashboard and Network. As you say, the dynamics of the tools bare the true value, going from a statical views to dynamical view on the data. The filter features allow us to focus on specific sets of data and derive potential useful information from it, being seeing our own personal records just a minor part to it all. Export to pdf allows us to capture snapshots of data and keep it as a reference for comparison reasons overtime.
My initial idea was to keep building on it, adding features from previous analysis into it.
I dont believe well find many forums with this level of transparency on some of their key operative features, and even less with public dashboards built around them. Well, we could say that Facebook surpasses this level of transparency without meaning to