How does one list who views your story?

It's not that straightforward. Usually, it depends on the platform or app you're using to share your story. Some might have built-in analytics that show who has accessed it, but others might not offer such a feature.

Well, usually, it depends on the platform you're using. Some social media platforms have features that show you who's viewed your stories, but not all do.

The ranking often takes into account factors like the number of views, duration of views, and user engagement. So, it indirectly indicates who's showing interest in your story.

The story views list typically works by tracking the number of times a story has been accessed or opened. It's a way to measure the popularity or interest in a particular story.

Sorting views on a story can vary. Sometimes it's based on the number of likes or comments. Other times, it could be sorted by the time the views were recorded, showing the most recent ones first. Different platforms have their own algorithms for this.

You can count story views by using specialized software or plugins. They monitor the traffic and provide data on the number of views. Also, some content management systems have built-in view counters that give you the stats.

There aren't many straightforward ways to know exactly who views your story. Some platforms might offer basic analytics but often don't disclose individual viewers' identities.

You can often check through analytics tools provided by the platform where you post your story. Some social media or content sharing platforms offer such features to give you an idea of who's been looking at your work.

You might not be able to know for sure. Some social platforms don't provide this feature.

You might be able to tell by looking at comments or likes. People who view and are interested often leave these interactions.