http://www.useit.com/alertbox/participation_inequality.html
Quite interesting article I came across whilst blog-hopping.
Wonder if the numbers hold true for this place :?:
Id say its pretty spot on, or at least was in the halcyon days.
These days its probably more 84-15-1 or something.
Amazon reviewers...the most prolific reviewer had written 12,423 reviews.
My mind is boggling :shock:
Quote from: sdpAmazon reviewers...the most prolific reviewer had written 12,423 reviews.
My mind is boggling :shock:
Crazy Shiznit :lol:
At a conservative 100 words per review given the way regular reviewers on Amazon tend to pontificate, thats enough words for about 10 long novels :?
sounds about right
ahhh the days when I was one of the 1%, when Sam owned Tekheads and most of the rest of the 1% worked there.
Those were the days.
That means the 1% is me and maxi... :/
I really dont think the 1% rule applies here though.
QuoteThere are about 1.1 billion Internet users, yet only 55 million users (5%) have weblogs according to Technorati. Worse, there are only 1.6 million postings per day; because some people post multiple times per day, only 0.1% of users post daily.
Thats a bad thing? 99.9999% of the blogs out there are inane drivel of interest to virtually no-one. The last thing the internet needs is to have everyone on it blogging :P
Quote from: SeriousThat means the 1% is me and maxi... :/
I really dont think the 1% rule applies here though.
not 1% no, that would be 2.8 people these days. Probably not much more than 5% though.
Just 9 posters have more than 1000 posts or just over 3%. OTOH there are loads of people with under 10 posts or no posts at all.