A record of the work,
from method to finding.
Hi there,
Behind every published post is a device, an account, and a system responsible for getting it there. Each gives us something to investigate: how it behaves, where it fails, and what changes when we try something different.
HumanPost operates a posting network of more than 15,000 devices and thousands of accounts. Running that network brings us into the details of device testing, publishing workflows, and post performance every day.
This journal is our record of those investigations. We’ll publish detailed accounts of the experiments we run: the question, the setup, the variables, the measurements, and the results.
The method matters as much as the conclusion. We’ll explain the conditions behind a finding, the limits of the evidence, and what still needs testing. Failed trials and inconclusive results belong in the record, too.
Expect substantial reading: technical notes, close examinations of the data, and observations from systems in daily use. Written for people who want to understand how the work is done and judge the findings for themselves.
A new entry, every Saturday morning.