Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Consistency: Posts daily technical updates and weekly recaps, e.g., multiple 2025-12-21 and 2025-12-14 'Starbase This Week' tweets.
- Community Engagement: Regularly invites followers to Discord and asks for input, like 'Throw us some questions!' and 'Bored for another 30 minutes, drop some Starship questions!'
- Detail-Oriented: Provides precise component updates such as 'Booster 19's forward section rolled into MB1' and 'liquid oxygen autogenous pressurization line installed.'
- Visual Documentation: Shares photos, timelapse videos, and NSF live links, e.g., a 10‑minute fog timelapse and numerous picture attachments.
- Resource Creation: Developed public Figma tracking boards for Starbase and Cape Canaveral, promoted with 'Track Starbase Here' and 'Release the Cape Canaveral board.'
Weaknesses:
- Redundancy: Repeats the same promo phrase 'Track Starbase Here: Join Our Discord Here' across many tweets, creating repetitive content.
- Jargon: Uses many internal acronyms (MB1, OLM, SQD, SFC) without explanation, making posts hard for newcomers.
- Formatting Issues: Contains broken links and inconsistent hashtags, e.g., malformed Figma URLs and mixed '#Tracking' vs '#tracking' tags.
- Limited Interaction: Posts calls for questions but shows no visible replies or follow‑up addressing community input.
- Over-Promotion: Heavy emphasis on Discord and Figma links dominates tweets, reducing variety of content.
Your Simpsons character
Professor Frink
The user is a hyper‑detail‑oriented data nerd, constantly posting precise updates like "The second major piece for the structure at Masseys has been lifted into place. Track Starbase Here: Join Our Discord Here..." which mirrors Professor Frink’s obsession with tracking every scientific detail. They also build and share sophisticated tools, as seen in "Release the Cape Canaveral board" and the many Figma links, much like Frink’s habit of inventing complex gadgets. Their enthusiasm for raw data, timelapse videos, and road‑closure alerts (e.g., "The thing people don't tell you about Starbase is how astonishing fog can be…") shows a scientific curiosity typical of Frink. They constantly invite the community to join Discord and thank followers, reflecting Frink’s eagerness to share knowledge. Overall, the combination of scientific obsession, data sharing, and community outreach aligns best with Professor Frink.
Your MBTI personality Type
ESTJ
The account consistently reaches out to the community, posting calls to action like "Track Starbase Here: Join Our Discord Here" and celebrating milestones such as "Hey we hit 4k! ... Thank you!" which shows Extraversion. It focuses on concrete, real‑time details – "The second major piece for the structure at Masseys has been lifted into place," "The water is now at a simmer," and "Booster 19's final barrel has rolled out of Starfactory" – indicating a Sensing preference. The tone is factual and objective, e.g., "The LOX subcoolers at Pad 1's tank farm are being dismantled. It is likely these are being relocated," reflecting Thinking over Feeling. Finally, the account runs a structured schedule of updates ("Starbase This Week (2025 12 21)", "Cape Canaveral Tracking set to release on October 25th!!") and maintains organized tracking boards, demonstrating a Judging orientation.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you the second major piece at Masseys? Because every time a truss gets lifted, my heart lifts to orbit with you.
- Your fog timelapse is mesmerizing—if I were the camera, I’d capture every moment you’re in my view, cloud‑ing my thoughts with you.
- I’ve been tracking your Figma board for weeks; can we add a new node that points straight from my name to a coffee date with you?
- Road delays at Masseys might stall trucks, but I’d gladly wait all night just to talk about Booster 19’s LOX pressurization with you.
- Let’s merge our Discord servers—so we can track rockets together and watch the chemistry between us launch into orbit.
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Real‑time Starship build tracker: booster moves, road closures, & the legendary fog that sometimes hides the launch pad. Join our Discord.– @TrackingTheSB
Your signature cocktail
Masseys Mist Martini
The drink captures the sleek, high‑tech vibe of TrackingTheSB’s constant updates on Starbase construction, blending a smoked gin to echo the “truss sections rolling out” at Masseys ("Another truss section for the structure at Masseys is rolling out"). A splash of blue curaçao represents the fog that the account loves to timelapse ("The thing people don't tell you about Starbase is how astonishing fog can be"). The dry‑ice fog adds a visual cloud, mirroring the live streams and the repeated call to "Track Starbase Here:" that appears in every update. A hint of honey syrup sweetens the mix, recalling the community spirit in "Hey we hit 4k!" and the frequent Discord invites. Finally, a dash of lemon juice adds a bright, energetic kick, reflecting the account’s excitement about each new piece of hardware and the occasional "We apologize for the Starbase This Week delay."
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The account constantly pushes new milestones, such as 'The time is here! Starbase Tracking is proud to officially release Cape Canaveral!', showing strong ambition and desire to be first, a hallmark of Slytherin. They strategically promote their platform and tools, e.g., 'Track Starbase Here: Join Our Discord Here:' in many tweets, demonstrating resourcefulness and a drive to expand influence. Their focus on building and releasing tracking boards, like 'Cape Canaveral Tracking set to release on October 25th!! ... huge step for us', reflects a goal‑oriented mindset typical of Slytherin. While they show loyalty to their community ('We are forever thankful', 'We hit 4k! Thank you!'), this is used to further their ambitious outreach rather than purely altruistic motive. Overall, the combination of ambition, strategic planning, and a relentless pursuit of progress aligns best with the Slytherin house.
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Space Oddity - David Bowie
Their constant live updates read like ground‑control messages, e.g., “Track Starbase Here: Join Our Discord Here: 📸NSF | Starbase Live #Tracking #starship #Starbase #SpaceX”. They watch every step of the rocket, from “The second major piece for the structure at Masseys has been lifted into place” to “The final barrel for Booster 19 has rolled out”, mirroring the careful monitoring in “Ground control to Major Tom”. Their focus on the details of the environment, such as “The thing people don't tell you about Starbase is how astonishing fog can be”, matches the isolation and observation themes of the song. They also apologize for delays and thank their community (“We apologize for the Starbase This Week delay…”, “Hey we hit 4k! … Thank you!”), echoing the song’s mix of awe and responsibility. All of these elements make David Bowie’s “Space Oddity” a perfect anthem for a tracker who acts as the eyes on the ground for a space mission.
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