[meta] Distribution of scriptbin script views during the week
I recently added a new feature to scriptbin based on a site I saw that showed when posts happened in GWA and the question of when to post a script.
On the Views page, which can be found linked in the section of one of your public scripts where it says "Views: x", or otherwise linked from the about page, there is now a section 📊 Distribution of views during the week which can be opened.
It shows a heatmap indicating when in time most views happen. Cells with a more intense color have more views registered, cells with no or a very dim color have almost no views registered.
The heatmap looks at all views registered in the past 14 days. Two heatmaps are shown, one for all scripts that views are recorded for (no matter how recent or old), one only for scripts that got their first views within the 14 day period.
This does not exactly correspond to "views for scripts that were just posted", which is hard to pin down in this way, since a script posted 13 days ago will contribute views for 13 days. But it may still be useful in trying to pin down when views happen, and correspond roughly to when new scripts are being read, which may help in deciding when to post scripts.
(As a reminder, views are only registered for scripts that are marked as publicly listed.)