Why Zhihu's Hot List Reads Like a Question—in Translation
A transparent grammar audit of Q1 trend translations shows how differently six feeds frame what is attracting attention.
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Does Starting Near the Top Help a Trend Last?
More than a screenshot: this Q1 study measures whether starting rank predicts remaining in the visible top 20 six hours later.
Do Trend Lists Slow Down on Weekends? Not Everywhere
A quarter of six-hour comparisons shows why one weekend monitoring rule does not fit every ranking feed.
The Number-One Slot Is More Volatile Than a Screenshot Suggests
An hourly comparison of eight Q1 2026 feeds measures how often the recorded leader changed—and where the method stops.
Can You Trust a Morning Trend List by Dinner?
We matched 09:00 and 18:00 top-20 snapshots for 90 days to measure how much of a morning trend list survives the working day.
Hacker News Top vs Best: A 90-Day Overlap Study
We matched 89 noon snapshots to measure how much Hacker News Top and Best actually shared.
Where the Gaps Are: A Reproducibility Audit of TrendGoing's Q1 Data
Missing observations can turn a careful trend comparison into a false story. Here is the coverage audit behind our Q1 2026 research notes.
Six Hours Later, How Much of a Trend List Is Still There?
A 90-day, top-20 comparison shows how quickly eight saved ranking feeds replaced their visible items during a working day.
A Top 10 Is Not the Same Object Everywhere: Measuring Ranking Depth
Eight feeds, eight list shapes. This Q1 2026 audit shows why cross-platform comparisons need a declared rank window.
We Audited 15,780 Trend Captures. Here Is What the Archive Actually Contains
A reproducible inventory of TrendGoing's Q1 2026 archive—and a clear boundary between saved ranking states and audience behavior.