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Track your happiness and find out what makes you happy, for science
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r/selftracking • u/notnathan • Oct 19 '11
If you were to track every moment of your life, and had to boil all activities into 10 categories (or less). What categories would you choose?
I've been working on a project and trying to choose my own 10 categories, but there seems to be a lot of overlap. Assuming you each moment would be recorded as only 1 category, what 10 categories would you choose and why?
r/selftracking • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '11
Hi there. It's been 3 months since I started r/selftracking and during that time it's been pretty much dead. Currently we have 48 subscribers and not many posts.
Selftracking has always been an interest and passion of mine and I'd really love to see a cool community of like-minded redditors come up out of this subreddit.
To start things off, we can do some cosmetic upgrades. Please go make some logo and stylesheet suggestions here.
I was also thinking about making some sort of definitive list of our most used and most useful selftracking tools. The Quantified Self Complete Guide to Self Tracking is great, but it's very cluttered and sometimes hard to find quality tools. I could make a collaborative Google doc or a reddit faq and we could make a simple, clean, and straightforward guide to getting started with some of our favorite tools. What do you guys think?
We could implement some sort of user flair. I'm not exactly sure what it would be, but that's always an option.
I can also set up an IRC channel if anyone is interested?
Now get to discussing.
r/selftracking • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '11
Like the title suggests, submit some ideas, finished products, a work in progress, or whatever. If we can't create a logo ourselves, then I'll be posting the best ideas at r/redditlogos and see if they can't whip up something.