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Why does the graph stop at 50% (or what I assume to be percent)?
by ro_bit 3y ago
Why does the graph stop at 50% (or what I assume to be percent)?
- joecool1029 3y ago> The bot posts every 12 hours, so each datapoint is the recorded number of /r/all removals in each post, or every 12 hours. The lines between the datapoints represent the change between those two datapoints, which makes it easier to see the trend.[1] [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/RedditMinusMods/comments/mbsafj/heres_an_updated_graph_of_rall_deletions_over/hj1n0j0/ https://old.reddit.com/r/RedditMinusMods/comments/mbsafj/her...
- mvdtnz 3y agoI've read this 5 times and I'm having a really hard time parsing what he's trying to say here. Can anyone help out?
- SifJar 3y agothe methodolgy of the bot that posts the deleted posts every 12 hours is explained here: https://old.reddit.com/r/RedditMinusMods/wiki/index https://old.reddit.com/r/RedditMinusMods/wiki/index the graph just shows the number of posts that this bot has found "missing" each 12 hours
- SifJar 3y agoit's labelled as number of removals, I think it's an absolute number of removed posts per day(?) edit: sibling comment points out it's per 12 hour period, not per day edit: as for the cap of 50 - it seems that is the number of posts shown on a first page of r/all (using old reddit), so it seems that means that all 50 slots "should" be filled with posts that have been removed
- banana_giraffe 3y agoIt's showing 50 of the top 50 posts to /r/all in each 12 hour window have been removed. It's the results of the bot that generates posts to /r/RedditMinusMods/ tracking such deletes that looks like https://imgur.com/21qaLjx https://imgur.com/21qaLjx .