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> the vast majority of Reddit's userbase is on new Reddit on desktop and the official app on mobile I think this is probably true, but has Reddit published any
by TechBro8615 3y ago
> the vast majority of Reddit's userbase is on new Reddit on desktop and the official app on mobile
I think this is probably true, but has Reddit published any metrics to confirm this?
I'd be especially interested to see the usage patterns segmented by contributors vs. lurkers. I'm sure it's true that the majority of Reddit users use the official app and new reddit. But I'm far less certain that's true for the majority of users who post content to reddit, or who moderate large communities.
- badwolf 3y agoIt's pretty telling that Reddit hasn't backed their claims up in this way.
- dredmorbius 3y agoThere are subreddit stats available to mods of subreddits, and which can optionally be made public. I know that for my own very small subs, which I pretty much exclusively list elsewhere under old.reddit.com, the majority of access is in fact from "new". Probably also the mobile app, though I've not looked at that recently. Again, that's despite my pushing old & Web based access generally. And my own links are a large fraction of the overall inbound.