Cadence
Publish dates by month and weekday. A streak is two or more posts with 7 days or less between them.
Cadence ratios
Streak share is streaks ÷ (streaks + dry spells). The last row compares the last 30 days to average posts per month.
| Streak share | 36% |
| Avg posts / month | 3 |
| 30d vs avg | stable |
Monthly publishing frequency
Posts per calendar month, from first pubDate to last.
Posts Published Per Month
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Day of week
Weekday of each post’s pubDate.
Posts by Day of Week
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Month of year
Calendar month of pubDate, summed across years.
Posts by Month of Year
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Streaks & gaps
Consecutive posts with 7 days or less between neighbors. A gap is the days with no post between two publish dates.
Top streaks
Largest gaps
Busiest calendar months (top 5)
| 1 | May 2025 | 11 |
| 2 | May 2024 | 10 |
| 3 | Apr 2025 | 9 |
| 4 | Aug 2025 | 7 |
| 5 | Jul 2024 | 6 |
Regularity scores
The same three scores as the hub page (regularity, topic share, length spread).
| Metric | Score | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Posting regularity | 69/100 | D+ |
| Topic consistency | 59/100 | F |
| Length stability (inverse var.) | 0/100 | F |
What the grades mean for this set
Score on the formula, and the cutoff that formula uses for an A (93 or higher).
- Posting regularityD+69/100
This set: These notes average 10 days between posts, but gaps run 0–117 days (variance 310). The grade is 100 minus that variance / 10, so this set is D+. Uneven calendars look “worse” even if the average pace is fine.
An A: An A (93+) needs gap variance ≤ 70. Keep gaps clustered around the same interval — not more posts, just a steadier metronome.
- Topic consistencyF59/100
This set: “consciousness” is on 52 of 88 posts (59%). The grade is that share, so this set is F. High is concentration, not a quality prize — the flags below may call the same number over-focus.
An A: An A (93+) would mean one tag on about 82+ of these 88 posts. Most mixed corpora will never see it, and that is fine.
- Length stabilityF0/100
This set: Bodies run 79–12,328 words (avg 1,528). Word-count variance maps to index 100/100; the dashboard inverts that to 0/100, so this set is F. Mixed short notes and long essays will look “unstable.” That is length, not quality.
An A: An A (93+) means inverted variance ≥ 93, so the variance index is ≤ 7. Posts would need to stay in a tight word-count band. A corpus that mixes notes and essays is not supposed to.
Challenges
Just the counts
Summary
Analysis identifies 2 significant challenges, 1 areas of concern. 8 objective metrics provide baseline data.