ooh, gradual
I believe we need some Lemmynade to celebrate
The other data shows that posts and comments are going up linearly (a little suspicious but OK), but I wonder how the modlog affects the data (meaning how is it captured and when). I made one comment to a honest post yesterday (hosted on a remote instance), which then the post was deleted by admins like so:
Removed Post Any app for call recording ? reason: Rule 2: Please use !askandroid@lemdro.id for support questions.
So my comment shows in my history but cannot actually be accessed; was this comment counted? was that post counted? Was I counted as an active user yesterday if that was the only activity I did all day? Was the one person who upvoted my comment before the thread was deleted counted?
Lies, damn lies and statistics. :)
Yeah thats another good one. Its almost like it would be useful to see what each tracker would do in the following scenarios:
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Create a persona instance with a couple of accounts (like 3)
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See what each site says
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Create a post/ create comment/ upvote sample post.
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Ban an account (How many active users are now being counted? How many comments? Did that comment/post go away retroactively?)
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other such experiments....
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Let everyone know the results.
Wish I had more time.
If this chart is right that's pretty good, looks like this platform is getting some traction.
Data is ugly, why would you write complete ISO format dates ob the x axis? Can't read shit on a mobile device.
Which iOS client are y’all using? The native Lemmy website was just way too slow in loading and refreshing posts. I’m using Memmy but it often crashes when searching for communities…
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