Community Findings
What the ADHD community is actually talking about — tracked systematically, not cherry-picked. Updated monthly.
How this works
mine.pyis 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 this site's database.
Signal scores are weighted: recency matters (a post from last week counts more than one from three months ago), and comments are weighted more than upvotes (discussion signals deeper community resonance than passive agreement).
The heatmap below shows which topics are generating the most community discussion right now. High-signal topics get prioritized for article updates and new content.
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 prioritized for article updates and new content. If perimenopause is trending in r/adhdwomen, that tells us the existing article needs to be refreshed, or that there's a specific angle the community is asking about that isn't covered yet.
Every knowledge article on this site shows a community signal badge and links back to the sources that informed it. This isn't content written in a vacuum — it's a response to what real people are actually asking.