It's a 48 point scale with a sliding base value that changes on a
daily basis. With enough time and data the base values could be
figured out, but for all real purposes it's obviscated. Using a pure
time delta would not work, most reports involve three or more accounts
and deltas just don't really work for that. As it stands the time
values are shifted an unknown value. Any other method would make it
either useless or would require a massive rewrite of code
On Friday, April 1, 2011, Daniel Schwen <lists(a)schwen.de> wrote:
You could instead just output a correlation-factor for
the two
edittime curves (integrate the product for example). That would reduce
the amount visible data drastically, making it very hard to tell
anything about the editing habits of each individual.
Daniel
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