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"Likes given" statistic

snthsnth

snthsnth

Versed in the lewd.
Joined
Jan 8, 2015
Messages
2,430
Likes received
14,934
It's probably of no practical use, but it would be interesting to see a user's likes given alongside their likes received and post count. Some members are... generous in their liking of posts, and I'd like to know how many they give out.
 
snthsnth said:
It's probably of no practical use, but it would be interesting to see a user's likes given alongside their likes received and post count. Some members are... generous in their liking of posts, and I'd like to know how many they give out.
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That stat is kinda useless without info about how many posts the user viewed/read, which is hard to measure. With message and likes count, you have at least have some ratio to evaluate even if it doesn't take into consideration for how many people actually viewed the post/how popular the thread the post is in.
 
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