Gilgamesh and User Stats

[Gary]

This is what happens to the Publication Year graph of your user stats when you put this book into your Goodreads list:

[[deleted user]]

I have no idea what that is. But this was an amazing story.

[Bryn]

Gary wrote: "This is what happens to the Publication Year graph of your user stats when you put this book into your Goodreads list:"

Fun. I have a little dribble down the page, but I don't believe they often put the original date created. I'm sure I've earned more spread.

[Gary]

Sebastian wrote: "I have no idea what that is. But this was an amazing story."

Here's a version of that graph with some notes on it:

[Gary]

Bryn wrote: "Fun. I have a little dribble down the page, but I don't believe they often put the original date created. I'm sure I've earned more spread."

I reread Hamlet and MacBeth every year or two. I just reread the former six or eight months ago. But I don't usually note rereads. I wonder where the Bible or the Talmud shows up on there.

[C.E.]

Did the same thing to mine. A Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies is barely a dip on the chart. Confessions of Augustine lands about halfway down.

[Brenda]

Remember that the Bible and the Talmud were written over time, by multiple authors.

[Heather]

There are several that do that to the spread. Of course epic of Gilgamesh is the worst one because it's one of the oldest. XD I somewhat enjoy seeing how many really old ones I have.



I really wish there was a zoom & scroll feature.

[Ms.]

Where can I find this user stat info chart?

[Ms.]

Nevermind, I found it.