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These forums seem about 1/4 as active as they use to be in 2014/15 (and I won't even go on about 2013 or 2010-12 if we're talking about LLF), so the point I'm getting at is @Indy, I can't imagine some of the stats Linkify had during those years
I would imagine it'd be considerably more "hits" than your Linkify gets now, and especially if you account for the increase in Linkify users (as if you would account for inflation when talking about the cost of something from the past).
Anyways, this was just something I was thinking of while reading the stats you posted
RS Linkify is only 3 years old (in about 6 weeks turns 3)
So I simply don't have data beyond that. Also I have big holes in my data as I haven't always collected it.
Most of what interests me is Linkify specific stuff, like what features are used or not used. I use it to help determine where I focus.
Once thing I do know is my user numbers have stabilised during this last year. For every user that drops off the forums a new user replaces them. There is a slight increase in numbers over time but that's to expected as more people get access to this thread.
However what defines a Linkify user is someone who is active at least once a week. So I actually don't know exact numbers. If you forum 3 times a month there is a good chance you don't always make the active user list. That's just how google's app store works. It doesn't even show me how many dowloads, just active users.
It is safe to assume my users are a quantifiable proportion of all RSOF visitors, however I'd say that's a small proportion. Generally the busier the forums, the more active user RS Linkify gets.
Also what the forums tell us about active users online is very different to what RS Linkify considers active. So that also makes it hard to draw conclusions.
So yes overall the busier the forums, the more data I have. But busy doesn't really tell me much more.
These forums seem about 1/4 as active as they use to be in 2014/15 (and I won't even go on about 2013 or 2010-12 if we're talking about LLF), so the point I'm getting at is @Indy, I can't imagine some of the stats Linkify had during those years
I would imagine it'd be considerably more "hits" than your Linkify gets now, and especially if you account for the increase in Linkify users (as if you would account for inflation when talking about the cost of something from the past).
Anyways, this was just something I was thinking of while reading the stats you posted
RS Linkify is only 3 years old (in about 6 weeks turns 3)
So I simply don't have data beyond that. Also I have big holes in my data as I haven't always collected it.
Most of what interests me is Linkify specific stuff, like what features are used or not used. I use it to help determine where I focus.
Once thing I do know is my user numbers have stabilised during this last year. For every user that drops off the forums a new user replaces them. There is a slight increase in numbers over time but that's to expected as more people get access to this thread.
However what defines a Linkify user is someone who is active at least once a week. So I actually don't know exact numbers. If you forum 3 times a month there is a good chance you don't always make the active user list. That's just how google's app store works. It doesn't even show me how many dowloads, just active users.
It is safe to assume my users are a quantifiable proportion of all RSOF visitors, however I'd say that's a small proportion. Generally the busier the forums, the more active user RS Linkify gets.
Also what the forums tell us about active users online is very different to what RS Linkify considers active. So that also makes it hard to draw conclusions.
So yes overall the busier the forums, the more data I have. But busy doesn't really tell me much more.
29-Mar-2016 06:20:50
