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Not really. Page 9 has a graph of the activity before/after the ban, and the drop in activity (in post/day) matches the number of accounts that became inactive.
by pygy_ 7y ago
Not really. Page 9 has a graph of the activity before/after the ban, and the drop in activity (in post/day) matches the number of accounts that became inactive.
If those users found other outlet for hating, they didn't do so by reducing their reddit activity.
- luckylion 7y agoDid those include the inactive account, or is it the rate of activity of those that showed signs of life?
- pygy_ 7y agoRTFP?
- luckylion 7y agoI asked because I looked for that information and didn't find it by searching. As you had apparently looked into it more, I had hoped that you knew where that was stated. Sorry for asking for clarification.
- pygy_ 7y agoProvided they didn't mention excluding users from the count I inferred that it was the average of the non-deleted accounts (scientific writing leans towards parsimony).