Currently, there’s about 1 post by a unique human per minute in my feed.
So using wild ballpark approximations, that’s 1000 posters daily.
Let’s double it, because not all communities show up in my feed.
Then half it again because this is a relatively active time of day.
1000 is my final answer.
So, assuming that 1000 posts comes from less than 1000 people, and that other people post occasionally, let’s guess that somewhere less than 1000 people do 90 % of the posting. That’s not a high percentage of users.
I already filtered for non-unique posters, and 1 per minute would be 1440. I also have an extensive blocklist. So it could be in the range between 1000 and 2000.
Currently, there’s about 1 post by a unique human per minute in my feed.
So using wild ballpark approximations, that’s 1000 posters daily.
Let’s double it, because not all communities show up in my feed.
Then half it again because this is a relatively active time of day.
1000 is my final answer.
So, assuming that 1000 posts comes from less than 1000 people, and that other people post occasionally, let’s guess that somewhere less than 1000 people do 90 % of the posting. That’s not a high percentage of users.
That seems to be consistent with the Pareto principle though
I already filtered for non-unique posters, and 1 per minute would be 1440. I also have an extensive blocklist. So it could be in the range between 1000 and 2000.
Ah. That makes the odds better. Still, you have a very small portion of active users doing most of the posting.