The checker has three posts. Should it produce a growth score?
A sparse account receives a confident-looking score even though only a few public observations are available.
Our take ↳
A small sample can still be useful as a baseline. It cannot support every comparison a polished scorecard suggests. Show the observed posts, collection date and missing fields first; avoid percentile claims without a defined reference population.
The next useful action may be to run a small, consistent content series and collect comparable snapshots. A tool that says what to measure next can be more helpful than a tool that converts three observations into an unexplained score out of 100.
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