Experiment stats
Live results of the A/B test. Listeners are split randomly into two feeds. If the fair feed spreads plays across more artists (higher “reached”, fewer “unheard”, lower top-track share) than the popular feed, that’s evidence fair exposure actually helps small musicians get heard.
Fair feed
least-seen first
0listeners
0of 0 tracks got ≥1 play
0tracks still unheard
—of plays went to the single top track
0plays · 0 likes
Popular feed
most-played first
0listeners
0of 0 tracks got ≥1 play
0tracks still unheard
—of plays went to the single top track
0plays · 0 likes
Read it like this: the fair feed is working if it has more tracks reached, fewer unheard, and a lower top-track share — i.e. attention is spread around instead of piling onto one hit.
Every track
| Title | Artist | Shown | Plays | Likes | Love % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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