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Re:Goodbye, Hacker News. I'm going back to Reddit. by danw on Friday August 17, 2007 @10:21PM (#43696)
Any idea on how traffic trends for news.yc are since the relaunch? Was traffic dropping before the change? Has it gone up after?
Re:Goodbye, Hacker News. I'm going back to Reddit. by pg on Sunday August 19, 2007 @02:18PM (#44114)
Traffic was climbing slowly before the change, at about the rate it always has. Then there was a huge spike when we changed the focus. It's impossible to predict yet what the real trend looks like.
Re:Goodbye, Hacker News. I'm going back to Reddit. by danw on Sunday August 19, 2007 @02:38PM (#44120)
Thanks for letting us know. Any chance of posting a traffic graph in a few weeks time to see?
Re:Goodbye, Hacker News. I'm going back to Reddit. by pg on Sunday August 19, 2007 @05:24PM (#44139)
Sure.
Re:Goodbye, Hacker News. I'm going back to Reddit. by dfranke on Sunday August 19, 2007 @04:17PM (#44130)
Is the increased traffic more due to new users, or to existing users becoming more active?
Re:Goodbye, Hacker News. I'm going back to Reddit. by pg on Sunday August 19, 2007 @05:23PM (#44138)
More users.
Re:Goodbye, Hacker News. I'm going back to Reddit. by Leon on Monday August 20, 2007 @11:12AM (#44311)
I was very much hoping for the response to be a more active user base. At least then the community would still be some-what close to providing the wanted dialogue, as most users have been here for a few months already and there is some sort of community agreement on what constitutes a 'good' post. With a greater influx of new users the posting quality will probably go down, if not for the time it takes to grow accustomed to the social agreements on communication on the site. During this time, will we lose valued, long term members of the community? What is a decent solution to the problem of online community degrade?
Re:Goodbye, Hacker News. I'm going back to Reddit. by rms on Monday August 20, 2007 @04:29PM (#44469)