If likes are treated as currency…
How many total likes would be in circulation? If we found that, we could also find how many total hours users have spent reading posts, to find the likes given per hour read. This would give us an approximate value of likes, applying minimum wage to the hours. (10$ an hour gets you 100 likes, then likes are worth 10 cents)
IDK, it is pretty interesting to think of Makecode as a little economy! Could there have been a like inflation when users were trying to get the badges? How much money would sarge’s impressive thousands of likes received actually be worth?
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(i dont care if thats plaigarism lol)
so wat does it look like?
the games we made all cramped together, or like smth else?
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Let’s say I’d be well off 
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A thousand likes is 100 dollars.
If they had to live off that then that wouldn’t be much, but if they live with their parents it would be a lot.
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I don’t think that’s what eceonomy means, do you mean society?
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Wow, they actually have a total like count!
~90k total likes, and sarge as 6k, that means 6.6% go to sarge!
(and to think Richard only got 4.4%)
If we only had the total read time…
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You could approximate it by going to the user leaderboard and summing up the “Time read” column for maybe the first 1000 users.
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cough Discourse API cough
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Where did you find this?
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Could you compare total likes to total read time to get the value of a user’s likes?
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If likes are a currency, then me and @randomuser are causing a lot of inflation. 
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The problem is, there is no ‘sort by read time’ so I wouldn’t get the really big numbers.
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The ‘about’ page!
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Oooh, yes! That would be epic!
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XD Hey, i’m literally #1 all time most likes given!
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