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CAN Data Download

We have some CAN data available for you to play with. It is organised in three seperate CSV files you can download below. Since some of these are quite large, they are not generated in real-time. They are updated few days a week. If you’d like these re-generated to include latest data, drop us a message on Discord.

There is no private information stored in these files. Nonetheless, please look after these files and do not share them publicly –– they are for your personal use only. CAN retains all exclusive rights over these files and we may request deleteon and proof of deletetion if deemed necessary.

This content is for members only.

Example Projects

Visualisation of canposts.csv using p5Js

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All articles on CAN are spread accross x axis (date) with their viewcount alongisde y axis. Each point is an article and shows preview image and title. If clicked, it will take you to the article on CAN. Options in the top left menu allow to filter by category.

Visualisation (3D) of canposts.csv using p5Js

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All articles on CAN are spread accross x and z axis (date) with their viewcount alongisde y axis. Each point is an article and shows preview image and title. If clicked, it will take you to the article on CAN.

Visualisation of canmembers.csv data using SideFX Houdini.

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All members are organised alongside the x,z axis whereas their recent activity on the site is spread along the y axis (vertical). Their account age is reflected in the scale of the object. Their color reflects the membership type.