📊 Weekly CPR/CFR Report #7 📊

New week, new report on the Collects/Posts Ratio (CPR) and the Collects/Followers Ratio (CFR) 📊 This time for March 22! Get ready to discover the most influential accounts, see who's improved since last week the most, and compare your own stats with the whole Lens Protocol! 🌿

And a reminder as usual, these two values of influence and engagement as well as Meetvers score are measured by @meetvers.lens 🪐 All Lens Protocol profiles with 100+ followers and 1+ posts and 1+ collects (of their posts) qualify for the first category. Further categories have stricter criteria of 500+ posts or 1000+ followers. Let’s go! 🚀

22 March 2023:
Collects/Posts Ratio (100+ followers, 1+ posts, 1+ collects: 13,478)
📊 Average: 8.547 (-0.565)
📊 Median: 0.300 (+0.005)
📊 Max: 52,362.983 (+2,889.333)

🥇 @gho.len (@gho.lens)
🥈 @rabbithole.lens (@rabbithole.lens)
🥉 @vitalik.lens (@vitalik.lens)

🏆 @gho.lens (+2,889.332)
🏆 @geoveza.lens (7984.175 %)

And among profiles with 500+ posts (343)
📊 Average: 0.877 (-0.073)
📊 Median: 0.081 (-0.002)
📊 Max: 101.236 (+10.988)

🥇 @stani.lens (@stani.lens)
🥈 @korudao.lens (@korudao.lens)
🥉 @chriscomrie.lens (@chriscomrie.lens)

22 March 2023
Collects/Followers Ratio (100+ followers, 1+ posts, 1+ collects: 13,478)
📊 Average: 0.167 (+0.008)
📊 Median: 0.058 (+0.001)
📊 Max: 20.699 (+0.000)

🥇 @mygarden.lens (@mygarden.lens)
🥈 @gho.lens (@gho.lens)
🥉 @naomi.lens (@naomi.lens)

🏆 @bravoos.lens (+4.136)
🏆 @zhangruoning0203.lens (4395 %)

And among profiles with 1000+ followers (631)
📊 Average: 0.343 (-0.022)
📊 Median: 0.106 (-0.006)
📊 Max: 10.457 (+0.186)

🥇 @gho.lens (@gho.lens)
🥈 @lensprotocol (@lensprotocol)
🥉 @holdbtc.lens (@holdbtc.lens)

Special congratulations goes to:
🎉 @mygarden.lens back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back leader in CFR
🎉 @stani.lens leading for 6 weeks straight the CPR among profiles with 500+ posts
🎉 @holdbtc.lens is defending both @teaparty.lens and @gotenks.lens for 4 weeks

Let me know if there's anything else you'd like me to track, or if there's anything I can improve. I welcome your feedback! And don’t forget to mirror, collect and follow for more interesting reports!

Cheers! 💜

Collects/Posts Ratio: lenster.xyz/posts/0x95ef-0x75
Collects/Followers Ratio: lenster.xyz/posts/0x95ef-0x44

Weekly CPR/CFR Report #1: lenster.xyz/posts/0x95ef-0xa6
Weekly CPR/CFR Report #2: lenster.xyz/posts/0x95ef-0xc7
Weekly CPR/CFR Report #3: lenster.xyz/posts/0x95ef-0xd7
Weekly CPR/CFR Report #4 & #5: lenster.xyz/posts/0x95ef-0x010f
Weekly CPR/CFR Report #6: lenster.xyz/posts/0x95ef-0x0113

Meetvers Score Report #1:lenster.xyz/posts/0x98dd-0x01e6
Meetvers Score Report #2: lenster.xyz/posts/0x98dd-0x01e9

Meetvers Trading Cards (collect & get your card!): lenster.xyz/posts/0x98dd-0x018b
Meetvers Trading Cards (updated online data file): cards.meetvers.io

Meetvers API Announcement: lenster.xyz/posts/0x98dd-0x1d
Meetvers Scoring Practice Introduction: lenster.xyz/posts/0x95ef-0xe9
Community Quality Leaderboard by @ttrader.lens: lenster.xyz/posts/0x9492-0xd8

There was a farmer named John who had spent his entire life working the land. He lived in a small, rural community where everyone knew each other and looked out for one another.

John loved his work and took great pride in his crops. He would wake up before dawn and work tirelessly until dusk, tending to his fields and caring for his animals.

Despite the long hours and hard work, John never complained. He knew that his work was important and that it provided food for his community.

One year, a severe drought hit the area, and John's crops began to wither and die. It seemed like all his hard work was for nothing, and he began to lose hope.

But John didn't give up. He reached out to his fellow farmers, and they all came together to find solutions. They shared resources and worked together to find ways to keep their crops alive.

With the help of his community, John's crops survived the drought, and he was able to provide food for his community once again.

John's determination, hard work, and community spirit had saved his farm and his livelihood. He learned that in farming, as in life, it takes a village to succeed.