MRE still on track?

Word cloud graphic of what's covered on model railway engineer.comEvery so often I review MRE and check it’s still on track.

If you don’t know, the site was created in 2013 as my home on the Internet where I could talk about my three lifelong passions:

So has it stayed to this over the last 13 years?

To find out, I exported the articles, did a bit of data crunching and came up with a list of words (excluding common words) and then poured over this.

Somewhat annoyingly, I then discovered ‘wordclouds.com that can do this and create a pretty word cloud from the results. (This is a visual representation of all the words in all the articles, sized by frequency).

You can see this above, clicking on it brings up a larger version.

Although MRE has grown massively over the years, I’m pleased to see the site hasn’t by diverted onto the wrong track 🙂 Model, trains, railways, tools, painting, tips, learning, community, reviews and guides are the most common words and map nicely to the original goals.

I wonder how this will look in 2033?

Are there any topics related to model trains and model making you’d like to see covered here? Let me know in a comment and I’ll see what I can do.

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