The front page tends to be co-opted trash, /new is where real discussion can still be had, and it's ground zero in the fight against the shills. In /new, you can set the tone of discussion, and actually help contribute to the sub. A lot of the best convos never make it to /hot.
That’s where I hang out too, I was more so asking because I would assume that a 5K increase in active users would mean that top posts have a similar increase in voting patterns.
Definitely, there was that one on the front page that looked like it came straight from my Uncle's Facebook about gun control and it was complete with a link to some conservative garbage site and that one with multiple news agencies(except Fox which did have the same type of article) using a quote from an ambassador in the title.
If you could link it to me, that would be great. I'm trying to collect a few from this week, and then going back historically too, to see how proportions change.
Also - anyone know of any sites that do this automatically? Reddit analytics that are opensource?
Why don't you make a post about announcement that Yuri Skripal is now "rapidly improving" no longer in critical condition from poisoning of a nerve agent that is supposed 10 to 12 more times deadly than VX gas...
When all these fake mass shootings started happening the sub got filled with controlled opposition to sway the conversation away from the obvious, glaring holes in all these stories.
Then all the real users with something useful to talk about got banned from the shady mods we've had here
Litmus test to let me know if it's a waste of time to talk to that person about this subject or not. If you thoroughly examine the nature of that event and still don't think it's at least plausible that events can be fabricated then I will consider you intellectually dishonest and not worth my time.
Otherwise it's just people saying stuff with no proof. People have been mentioning active users on this sub now for months and there are always comments saying something like "a few weeks ago it was always around 2,000" yet that's been said for months now so a few weeks ago when this same question was asked there wasn't 2,000 active users.
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1 TheMadQuixotician 2018-03-29
About 5,000-6,000 users moved in last week or so.
The daytime average was usually between 2,000-3,000
1 Tonisha420 2018-03-29
Interesting - have you noticed that voting patterns have changed? As in, are the top posts in this sub reflecting that?
1 bradok 2018-03-29
The front page tends to be co-opted trash, /new is where real discussion can still be had, and it's ground zero in the fight against the shills. In /new, you can set the tone of discussion, and actually help contribute to the sub. A lot of the best convos never make it to /hot.
1 Tonisha420 2018-03-29
That’s where I hang out too, I was more so asking because I would assume that a 5K increase in active users would mean that top posts have a similar increase in voting patterns.
1 MinistryOfRoof 2018-03-29
Yep. The good news is the real /r/conspiracy users see through the pro-Trump shit that is pushed here on a daily basis.
1 gerryn 2018-03-29
Almost no real discussion in /new, sorry. 90% bullshit, politics up the ass. This place is fucked. :(
1 TubberThumpkins 2018-03-29
Definitely, there was that one on the front page that looked like it came straight from my Uncle's Facebook about gun control and it was complete with a link to some conservative garbage site and that one with multiple news agencies(except Fox which did have the same type of article) using a quote from an ambassador in the title.
1 Tonisha420 2018-03-29
If you could link it to me, that would be great. I'm trying to collect a few from this week, and then going back historically too, to see how proportions change.
Also - anyone know of any sites that do this automatically? Reddit analytics that are opensource?
1 TubberThumpkins 2018-03-29
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/87ji97/gun_control/
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/87jaeb/the_cia_talking_point_word_of_the_day_is/
1 TheMadQuixotician 2018-03-29
Wouldn't know to be honest. I never see the top posts. I only browse new. That's where the magic happens. There's definitely odd vote counts though.
1 bradok 2018-03-29
Back until last October the daytime average was closer to 800-1000. It's gotten progressively worse.
1 omarfig123 2018-03-29
Been noticing too a lot more people on here , I wonder what’s going on. Someone hit the head on something?
1 MiltownKBs 2018-03-29
Partisanship and populists divide us and the middle becomes a battle ground.
1 monkhouse 2018-03-29
All hands on deck baby.
1 AIsuicide 2018-03-29
Why don't you make a post about announcement that Yuri Skripal is now "rapidly improving" no longer in critical condition from poisoning of a nerve agent that is supposed 10 to 12 more times deadly than VX gas...
See how that goes....hahahaha....
1 bjivy 2018-03-29
I don't know about reddit but back in the message board days, there would always be more users online than people due to bots.
1 SpinPHD480 2018-03-29
The days and weeks following the Vegas shooting there were upwards to 10K almost every time I looked. Its actually what brought me over to this sub.
1 crisisACT0R4HOAX 2018-03-29
When all these fake mass shootings started happening the sub got filled with controlled opposition to sway the conversation away from the obvious, glaring holes in all these stories.
Then all the real users with something useful to talk about got banned from the shady mods we've had here
The sheep need a shepherd.
1 HGpennypacker 2018-03-29
Which mass shootings are fake?
1 dahdestroyer 2018-03-29
That one in Texas is a litmus test.
1 HGpennypacker 2018-03-29
Where 20+ people died? What is it a litmus test for?
1 dahdestroyer 2018-03-29
Litmus test to let me know if it's a waste of time to talk to that person about this subject or not. If you thoroughly examine the nature of that event and still don't think it's at least plausible that events can be fabricated then I will consider you intellectually dishonest and not worth my time.
1 HGpennypacker 2018-03-29
That's amazing because I feel the exact same way about people like you.
1 dahdestroyer 2018-03-29
People that do their own research?
1 crisisACT0R4HOAX 2018-03-29
The better question is which arent..
The only people telling you it's real are the ones bought and paid for.
1 garyp714 2018-03-29
I seriously don't trust any of reddit's numbers with the way they vote fuzz.
1 Zap_Powerz 2018-03-29
wise advice. For all we know there could just be you, me and almost 9,000 bots.
Never trust reddit. They lie.
1 TruthHammerOfJustice 2018-03-29
Beep Boop Beep yourrr arre correct
1 dahdestroyer 2018-03-29
It's over 9,000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1 Crumbcrumbs 2018-03-29
10,000 just after the Vegas shooting
1 Zap_Powerz 2018-03-29
Might have something to do with all the recent sub reddit bans.
People want uncensored news.
1 DoobieDaithi_ 2018-03-29
Ask the mods to show the subreddit info here (can only see if a mod of the sub so page not found)
https://www.reddit.com/r/Conspiracy/about/traffic/
Info would look like this https://i.imgur.com/dJXX9uf.png
Otherwise it's just people saying stuff with no proof. People have been mentioning active users on this sub now for months and there are always comments saying something like "a few weeks ago it was always around 2,000" yet that's been said for months now so a few weeks ago when this same question was asked there wasn't 2,000 active users.
1 Upupabove 2018-03-29
The other day at 1am on a weeknight, there were over 5000
1 scumpyAU 2018-03-29
Remember people from other countries read this. 1am in New York is 4pm in Sydney.
1 Upupabove 2018-03-29
True!
I've just never seen it personally at the time on a weeknight, except for right after the LV shooting.
1 Lord_Augastus 2018-03-29
bots and shills are hardly active valued users... and their numbers over inflate the stat
1 HGpennypacker 2018-03-29
That's amazing because I feel the exact same way about people like you.