Active User Growth
[email protected], gamingcirclejerk, 2 => 663, 58 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], Today I learned, 4 => 261, 142 posts (2 this week)
[email protected], Woodworking, 9 => 138, 254 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], BestOfLemmy, 2 => 364, 50 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], Steam, 77 => 1351, 217 posts (3 this week)
[email protected], The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, 2 => 282, 132 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], Humor, 10 => 1018, 231 posts (3 this week)
[email protected], LiminalSpace, 2 => 474, 135 posts (4 this week)
[email protected], Cursed AI, 4 => 317, 127 posts (5 this week)
[email protected], Travel, 19 => 603, 39 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], Political Humor, 42 => 1084, 26 posts (3 this week)
[email protected], Witchy Memes, 9 => 256, 241 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], Firefox, 135 => 2675, 818 posts (8 this week)
[email protected], Cartography Anarchy, 2 => 224, 28 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], Curated Tumblr, 203 => 2802, 140 posts (7 this week)
[email protected], christianity, 30 => 278, 317 posts (2 this week)
[email protected], AssholeDesign, 13 => 716, 51 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], COVID-19 Pandemic, 2 => 323, 324 posts (2 this week)
[email protected], CSCareerQuestions, 6 => 368, 51 posts (3 this week)
[email protected], Germany, 13 => 189, 78 posts (2 this week)
[email protected], GNU+Linux Humor, 2 => 168, 213 posts (2 this week)
[email protected], InternetIsBeautiful, 5 => 259, 157 posts (3 this week)
[email protected], when things get too real for me_irl, 5 => 311, 69 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], Cyberpunk, 37 => 259, 107 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], Vexillology, 111 => 1047, 190 posts (5 this week)
Subscriber Growth
[email protected], Was koche ich heute, 5 => 176, 11 posts (10 this week)
[email protected], Bob Dylan, 22 => 34, 17 posts (9 this week)
[email protected], Cyberpunk, 276 => 300, 96 posts (9 this week)
[email protected], Weedtime, 135 => 177, 133 posts (45 this week)
[email protected], Short Stories, 186 => 224, 49 posts (4 this week)
[email protected], Japanese Trains, 13 => 24, 4 posts (2 this week)
[email protected], TierraSapiens, 13 => 23, 359 posts (212 this week)
[email protected], Sublinks, 142 => 171, 7 posts (2 this week)
[email protected], Photon, 55 => 73, 11 posts (4 this week)
[email protected], Nowhere Else To Share, 254 => 288, 61 posts (4 this week)
[email protected], Model Esque, 9 => 16, 10 posts (3 this week)
[email protected], Birds With Arms, 114 => 135, 16 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], Year-round bicycle fun, 48 => 61, 8 posts (1 this week)
[email protected], Religious Cringe, 470 => 508, 107 posts (10 this week)
[email protected], movies, 496 => 534, 155 posts (22 this week)
[email protected], Chevron 7, 756 => 802, 39 posts (8 this week)
[email protected], memes, 6848 => 6984, 1568 posts (34 this week)
[email protected], Weird News - Things that make you go 'hmmm', 235 => 260, 103 posts (13 this week)
[email protected], Linguistics, 235 => 260, 31 posts (2 this week)
[email protected], Technology, 450 => 482, 721 posts (77 this week)
[email protected], AntiTrumpAlliance, 276 => 302, 214 posts (24 this week)
[email protected], Right to Repair, 883 => 929, 38 posts (3 this week)
[email protected], Antiwork, 134 => 152, 38 posts (2 this week)
[email protected], Nostalgia, 690 => 729, 88 posts (7 this week)
[email protected], onlyvideos, 21 => 28, 95 posts (23 this week)
"active users" are defined by lemmy: posts + comments + votes
The bot is trying to catch upwards trend in the amount of active users. This tends to be communities that were dead or fairly dead, and then one or two posts got some engagement and spiked the number up.
In terms of absolute active numbers, there's no need for a bot because lemmy can tell you that. The bigger communities tend to swing up and down in terms of activity (cancelling themselves out).
For example, [email protected] had 65 posts this week, but active users ended up pretty much where it was. The table below has 28 entries as the crawler at lemmyverse usually reports 4 times a day, so it's for about 7 days: