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"17k people voted > 59% on go full private. So 10k people decided over 5 million. " No, because everyone of those 5 million had the option to participate. They
by hutzlibu 3y ago
"17k people voted > 59% on go full private. So 10k people decided over 5 million. "
No, because everyone of those 5 million had the option to participate. They choose not to, likely because the did not know/care enough.
So the active users decided - and they are the ones making the community alive. Communities are made up of living, active beings - not lurkers. And even they had the same vote.
(Nothing against lurking, I never participated in reddit communities, but got enough information there)
- tommiegannert 3y agoI create a new Reddit user every few years, to reduce traceability. I never unsub the accounts I abandon. Not sure the 5M figure is even relevant. https://subredditstats.com/r/minecraft https://subredditstats.com/r/minecraft 2k comments per day suggests an engagement-DAU of less than 2k. Suggesting the 17k might at least be more than those that actively comment. (Though it would be cool to see votes/day as a metric.)