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In Progress: The Best of 2015, Statistics (Part 1)
10 years ago
Total images that arrived on my subscriptions this year, to date: 13850.
Daily average: I accumulate an average of 38 images per day on FurAffinity.
I +favorited 720 images to date in 2015, representing slightly more than 5% of all images I am shown.
Thus, to make my +favorites list, the pictures must begin in a pool of the top 5%.
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720 images in pool, to date (more may be added before the end of December)
Of those 720, approximately 675 are eligible for selection, once the deleted or out-of-scope images are discounted.
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Progress:
216/720 +favorite images sorted. 17/216 passed on to second round.
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Notes and asides so far:
Simul is as powerful a top contender as ever, likewise Hibbary. DonCoyote emerged on the scene this year like an atom bomb. Kaji is making a strong showing, and of course Dramamine is rocking Night Physics spectacularly. WhiteMantis is also going to be a very strong contender, her animation-stills style work is both technically refined and aesthetically beautiful.
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More tomorrow.
Daily average: I accumulate an average of 38 images per day on FurAffinity.
I +favorited 720 images to date in 2015, representing slightly more than 5% of all images I am shown.
Thus, to make my +favorites list, the pictures must begin in a pool of the top 5%.
---
720 images in pool, to date (more may be added before the end of December)
Of those 720, approximately 675 are eligible for selection, once the deleted or out-of-scope images are discounted.
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Progress:
216/720 +favorite images sorted. 17/216 passed on to second round.
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Notes and asides so far:
Simul is as powerful a top contender as ever, likewise Hibbary. DonCoyote emerged on the scene this year like an atom bomb. Kaji is making a strong showing, and of course Dramamine is rocking Night Physics spectacularly. WhiteMantis is also going to be a very strong contender, her animation-stills style work is both technically refined and aesthetically beautiful.
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More tomorrow.
