How does your article compare to the average?

Ever wondered whether your article is actually doing well, or whether everyone else's just seems to be getting more attention?

Over the past whopping 8 hours, I have run scripts to collect and analyse more than 30 000 articles published after 2025-07-14. With that much data, we can get a pretty good idea of what the average WarEra article actually looks like.

Views

Let's start with the most obvious one: 182.56 views per article on average.

(Average Views Per Article Over Time)

Likes

Views are nice, but getting someone to actually press the like button is another matter. The average article receives 24.45 likes.

(Average Likes Per Article Over Time)

Dislikes

Fortunately for the fragile egos of WarEra's writers, dislikes are much less common. The average sits at just 1.94 per article.

(Average Dislikes Per Article Over Time)

Score

(Likes - Dislikes)

Put those together and the average article ends up with a score of 22.51.

(Average Score Per Article Over Time)

Comments

Likes are easy. Apparently, actually having something to say is harder: the average article receives 5.68 comments.

(Average Comments Per Article Over Time)

Coin Tips

Now for the part writers actually care about. Articles receive an average of 4.96 coin tips.

(Average Coin Tips Per Article Over Time)

Gem Tips

Gems are considerably harder to come by, with only 0.30 gem tips per article on average.

(Average Gem Tips Per Article Over Time)

Subscriptions

And finally, the number that tells us whether someone enjoyed your work enough to stick around: 1.38 subscriptions per article on average.

(Average Subscriptions Per Article Over Time)

So, how is your article doing?

Now you have something to compare your own article against. If you're above these numbers, you're outperforming the average. If you're below them, congratulations: you have just been given a very specific target to beat.

Of course, these are averages across more than 30 000 articles, so they aren't a secret formula for success. A good article can outperform them, and a terrible article can occasionally get lucky. But they give us a useful benchmark for seeing where an article stands.

With that being said, like, comment, subscribe, and donate to help this article beat the average.

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