Pulling both records: the posts X rewarded, the days GitHub saw…
Peak year card · 2026
Orange Book 🍊📖
558K followers · 15.8K posts · on X since Jan 2017
Thoughts triggering thoughts. No label required. Learning on the go. Novel in progress. Public feed: general musing. Private feed: Tokyo diary.
Peak year 2022, four years ago. 35 of the 100 best posts X exposes came from 2022. 2025 produced 9. The best work is behind the account, so far.
Orange Book 🍊📖
@orangebook · 558K followers
Best of 2022 · 11.9K likes
“You don’t fix anxiety, you fix your finances, your diet, your habits, your relationships, your sense of purpose, then anxiety goes away.”
Peak year 2022, four years ago. 35 of the 100 best posts X exposes came from 2022. 2025 produced 9. The best work is behind the account, so far.
No GitHub login is tied to the handle, so the ship half is blank, not zero.
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Needs the GitHub half: X peak year minus GitHub peak year.
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No GitHub tied to @orangebook
The ship half is blank, not zero. If this is you, one sign-in fills it: days with GitHub activity count, private days included, private commits unseen.
Link GitHub from your accountSample: 100 top posts from 2019 to 2025, plus 50 from 2026 shown but not counted. X exposes about 100 public posts per handle and leans to the best ones, so this is a portrait of when the account did its most-rewarded work, not a log of what it posted last month.
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A live SVG for a README or a personal site. It re-reads with the card, weekly, and links back to this page.
[](https://shipratio.vercel.app/u/orangebook)One series only. Red: how many of the account’s hundred most-liked posts came from that year. Link GitHub to add the second series: days with GitHub activity, year by year, beside it.
None of the 100 top posts quotes, replies to, or mentions another account. @orangebook’s best work stands alone.
Among the 108 accounts we have read. Same numbers as the card, nothing weighted, nothing for sale.
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