The first four weeks Philip Fowler, 7th May 201727th September 2021 Nearly a month after the public launch, the Zooniverse citizen scientists have done a staggering 152,816 classifications. That brings us to 24% through this initial dataset and 47% of the way towards completing an important subset of the data that will let us start some initial analysis. Despite, the number of classifications and new volunteers falling week-on-week, the volunteers still did 20,000 classifications last week and 300 people tried BashTheBug for the first time. And the Zooniverse haven’t emailed their users yet. In an earlier post I showed how a small number of users are doing a lot of classifications. Well, they’ve kept doing classifications and the top ten users have done 27,095 classifications between them which is a staggering 18% of the total. A big thank you to UsersNumber of classifications mkavooss4693 ElisabethB3454 john_mitchell_wv3390 koutang3141 Wisery2827 Katie_Eutsler2613 Victorr82464 bucaasa1672 OldWoodchuck1533 FJCava1308 Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Related BashTheBug on the Zooniverse News
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