Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-3159998-20140104180100/@comment-5751180-20140104184008

Have you seen the Artist Stats Page Layout page? It shows most of how a stats page should look, but here are the answers to your questions: The Wikipedia link is on some of the stats pages I have edited, this covers the info about the artist etc.

The weeks should show Weeks on peak, top 200 (if it is unknown put TBA), top 100, top 40 and top 10. Omit any of these ranges if the title hasn't reached it.

Colours in table should be aqua for the peak and pink for if it got into 101-200 range. Also use purple for the less common 201-250.

They should have the cover art and official music video, or an official lyric video, or audio if you can find one. The albums should also have a cover, but I think that if you can find a YouTube video with all tracks, that would be a good idea. A playlist on YouTube would also do, but you will need to use MediaWiki to embed it.

We use tables because they make putting the runs in quick and easy. I've thought we could make a large table at the top with the columns for each single (a rough example is seen on the User-Created Chart Runs page on the Pop Danthology Mashup 2013 section). What exactly do you mean by a graph?

I have put in on some stats pages a Release Table (example on Owl City) which shows album peak and weeks and the songs belonging to the albums with peak and weeks.

Chart Update performance doesn't really fit into the stats pages, because it might be confusing to some readers. I have thought about it recently and if you have any ideas about fitting CU into stats, let me know. As for Fresh Music, I seem to be the only one doing them, so I don't really bother.

We implement some sale figure data in some pages in the Lists but yes we could put song/album figures on the stats page. The only problem is we don't know the sales accurately as the Official Charts Company don't show them.