Research · community signals
What the community is actually asking about. Updated monthly.
Tracked systematically from r/ADHD, r/adhdwomen, and related communities — not cherry-picked. High-signal topics get prioritised for article updates.
How this works
mine.py is a Python scraper that runs monthly against r/ADHD, r/adhdwomen, and related subreddits. It scans posts for topic-specific keywords, scores them by upvotes and comment count, and writes signal entries to the database.
Signal scores are weighted: recency matters, and comments count more than upvotes — discussion signals deeper resonance than passive agreement.
Signal heatmap — past 90 days
ADHD & Women
High signalMedication & Treatment
High signalDaily Life & Strategies
High signalWorkplace & Accommodations
High signalDiagnosis & Late Discovery
High signalWhat this means for content
Topics with high signal scores get prioritised for article updates and new content. If perimenopause is trending in r/adhdwomen, the existing article gets refreshed — or a new angle gets covered.
Every knowledge article on this site shows a community signal badge and links back to the sources that informed it. The content responds to what people are actually asking, not what a content calendar says.