Re: Talk: Propogation, etc
Bob Allison: > So the alt group gets more posts, which in turn gets more readers. On > the other hand, the rec group is probably more popular with busy people > who like a group with clear subject lines. umm, no, the readership stats don't really depend on how many postings a group gets. as long as a group has some steady stream of traffic, then the samples are accurate. in that readership sample, 1255 people read alt.ascii-art, versus 349 for rec.arts.ascii. this is a _huge_ difference, and I really doubt that r.a.ascii's moderated status makes that much difference. I suspect it's mainly because alt.ascii-art is alphabetically first, so more people stumble onto it first. --
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