Steve Purcell Mastodon stats

Typical public response is below the network baseline, sparse, or concentrated in a few posts.

• 40 of 40 posts received interactions
• 16 median interactions per post
• 1.1% median interactions per follower

The captured sample is stale or too irregular to show a reliable publishing rhythm.

• Newest visible post is 46 days old
• 16 posts published in the 30-day window
• 3.7 visible posts per week

Software and startup leader focused on humane software, Emacs, open source, and an extensive range of creative and athletic interests.

• States a focus on joy, simplicity, and kindness in software.
• Identifies as an open-source and startup leader, founder, and advisor.
• Names Emacs and links to MELPA.org; lists cycling and numerous other interests.

Most sampled posts support the stated software and cycling interests, with occasional everyday humor, complaints, and cat content.

• Seven sampled posts concern cycling events or personal rides.
• Three posts concern software, programming, technology, or internet culture.
• One cat post matches the bio’s joke about feline account management.

The account is available to Mastodon discovery surfaces and uses searchable post signals.

• Profile directory enabled
• Public indexing enabled
• 40% of sampled posts used hashtags

Sampled original posts consistently provide visible text context.

• 40 of 40 posts included text
• 35 of 40 posts included at least 60 characters

The public profile has enough identity detail to evaluate quickly.

• Bio found
• Avatar found
• 4 public profile fields

Every sampled media attachment had a description.

• 10 of 10 attachments described
• 100% media-description coverage

The profile uses Mastodon fields and verified links to establish identity.

• 3 verified links
• 4 public profile fields
• Public destination link found