XD Is The Melody VII — Voting Insights

Key Takeaways

Most Generous: Chaloma (avg 2.04)

Most Selective: cmonkman96 (avg 0.99)

Most Aligned: dtynes6 (r 0.554)

Most Contrarian: Liz (r 0.197)

Most Consistent: Liz (σ 0.068)

Chattiest Voter: ChileanIggy (avg 104.9 chars)

Widest Tastes: Lauren Seebacher (H 3.875)

What this shows: headline patterns of voter behavior in this league.
How to read it: alignment “r” is correlation with final totals (closer to +1 = nearer to consensus).
Why it’s useful: it surfaces taste archetypes—great for storytelling and badge ideas.

How we calculate these (click to expand)

Generosity / Selectivity — average points per vote.
Alignment — average Pearson r vs. final round totals (0 for unscored tracks).
Consistency — σ of per-round avg points given (lower = steadier).
Chattiest — average comment length (characters).
Widest Tastes — Shannon entropy over points distribution by recipients.

Per-Voter Metrics

What this shows: a comprehensive statline for every voter.
How to read it: high “Avg Pts/Vote” = generous; low “Consistency σ” = steady; “Alignment r” compares taste to the league outcome; “Taste Entropy” = how evenly they spread points.
Why it’s useful: useful for spotting roles (“steady judge,” “contrarian tastemaker”) and patterns.

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Voter	Rounds	Votes	Avg Pts/Vote	Generosity Z	Consistency σ	Alignment r	Unique Recipients	Taste Entropy	Comment Rate	Avg Comment Len
cmonkman96	12	177	0.99	-0.999	0.142	0.224	15	3.836	0.266	31.7
Liz	12	171	1.05	-0.784	0.068	0.197	15	3.854	0.058	38.8
Ariana Schumacher	12	170	1.04	-0.820	0.144	0.283	15	3.843	0.065	42.5
Lauren Seebacher	12	164	1.07	-0.713	0.129	0.331	15	3.875	0.195	29.5
Adam Rose	12	150	1.19	-0.284	0.173	0.243	15	3.786	0.120	40.8
Peggy Moe	12	150	1.17	-0.355	0.108	0.292	15	3.840	0.167	42.0
msiporin93	12	137	1.28	0.038	0.536	0.283	15	3.677	0.022	48.7
Tarin Gessert	9	127	1.06	-0.749	0.121	0.271	15	3.802	0.055	35.6
ChileanIggy	11	124	1.32	0.181	0.235	0.365	16	3.764	0.210	104.9
Heather Mayers	9	110	1.22	-0.177	0.158	0.373	15	3.787	0.018	67.5
SlyMc	10	93	1.60	1.182	0.529	0.381	15	3.769	0.000	0.0
Jeff Bayson	7	86	1.21	-0.212	0.125	0.316	15	3.848	0.093	95.6
Charles Collins	7	82	1.28	0.038	0.290	0.338	15	3.721	0.207	46.4
Chaloma	10	73	2.04	2.755	0.290	0.329	15	3.659	0.055	57.3
Bea Hoffman	5	67	1.12	-0.534	0.227	0.215	15	3.709	0.224	48.5
dtynes6	7	63	1.67	1.432	0.284	0.554	15	3.810	0.032	41.0

Tip: click a voter to open their competitor page for deeper context.

Top Reciprocity Pairs

What this shows: the strongest two-way point exchanges between pairs.
How to read it: “A → B” totals the points A gave B; “B → A” is the reverse.
Why it’s useful: reveals alliances, appreciation loops, or shared taste.

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Pair	A → B	B → A	Total
cmonkman96 ↔ msiporin93	28	18	46
Ariana Schumacher ↔ cmonkman96	18	18	36
ChileanIggy ↔ cmonkman96	22	14	36
Tarin Gessert ↔ Adam Rose	16	20	36
Ariana Schumacher ↔ Liz	19	15	34
Lauren Seebacher ↔ Chaloma	16	18	34
ChileanIggy ↔ Lauren Seebacher	17	16	33
ChileanIggy ↔ Chaloma	14	19	33
Peggy Moe ↔ Liz	18	15	33
Liz ↔ msiporin93	17	15	32
Chaloma ↔ Adam Rose	15	17	32
Liz ↔ Adam Rose	16	15	31
ChileanIggy ↔ Adam Rose	18	12	30
SlyMc ↔ dtynes6	12	18	30
Liz ↔ cmonkman96	14	16	30
Lauren Seebacher ↔ Adam Rose	11	19	30
Tarin Gessert ↔ msiporin93	21	9	30
Ariana Schumacher ↔ msiporin93	17	11	28
Ariana Schumacher ↔ Peggy Moe	15	13	28
SlyMc ↔ Peggy Moe	9	19	28
Bea Hoffman ↔ Chaloma	10	18	28
Lauren Seebacher ↔ Tarin Gessert	13	15	28
Chaloma ↔ Jeff Bayson	12	16	28
cmonkman96 ↔ Tarin Gessert	13	15	28
SlyMc ↔ msiporin93	12	15	27
cmonkman96 ↔ Heather Mayers	18	9	27
SlyMc ↔ cmonkman96	16	10	26
Jeff Bayson ↔ Adam Rose	7	19	26
Ariana Schumacher ↔ Tarin Gessert	13	12	25
ChileanIggy ↔ Liz	14	11	25
Peggy Moe ↔ msiporin93	13	12	25
Peggy Moe ↔ Lauren Seebacher	11	14	25
Peggy Moe ↔ Tarin Gessert	10	15	25
Peggy Moe ↔ cmonkman96	15	10	25
Heather Mayers ↔ msiporin93	12	13	25
SlyMc ↔ Lauren Seebacher	11	13	24
Liz ↔ Lauren Seebacher	13	11	24
Lauren Seebacher ↔ cmonkman96	10	14	24
Ariana Schumacher ↔ Lauren Seebacher	14	9	23
SlyMc ↔ Liz	13	10	23
Peggy Moe ↔ Charles Collins	13	10	23
Bea Hoffman ↔ Adam Rose	11	12	23
Ariana Schumacher ↔ ChileanIggy	11	11	22
ChileanIggy ↔ Peggy Moe	10	12	22
Lauren Seebacher ↔ msiporin93	10	12	22
Lauren Seebacher ↔ Charles Collins	10	11	21
Lauren Seebacher ↔ Heather Mayers	13	8	21
cmonkman96 ↔ Adam Rose	14	7	21
Heather Mayers ↔ Tarin Gessert	10	11	21
Ariana Schumacher ↔ Chaloma	13	7	20

Note: self-voting is disallowed; reciprocity covers cross-voting only.

Most Polarizing Rounds

What this shows: rounds with the most spread between top and bottom tracks.
How to read it: higher σ ⇒ bigger disagreements; click a round to see the breakdown.
Why it’s useful: great for narratives (“The Great Debate Round”) and playlist ideas.

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Round	Dispersion σ (Final Points)
Windows Down, Music Up	3.610
Make or Break	3.492
New York, New York	3.273
That’s a Wrap	3.195
Don’t Rain On My Parade	3.190
I just can’t quit you	2.994
Summer’s Last Stand	2.959
Don’t Do It!	2.728
Space Soundtrack	2.700
Walkout Music	2.418
Songs With Ridiculous Titles	2.332
Indigenous Artists	1.978

Method: standard deviation of final points (requires ≥2 tracks).

Voting Insights — XD Is The Melody VII