NulledBB is Dying...

11-02-2016, 03:45 PM

Natsu Wrote:

11-02-2016, 03:04 PM

? Wrote: You're complaining, and you're not even in the top list.

Pls.

Actually, he just joined about two weeks ago and he IS in the top 5 of the week.

Yeah, considering that people that have joined ~1-2 weeks ago are on the top 5 posters (including me), I think we can say that Nulled isn't dying and is actually getting better with newer people contributing instead of just leeching.

11-02-2016, 03:45 PM

Natsu Wrote:

11-02-2016, 03:04 PM

? Wrote: You're complaining, and you're not even in the top list.

Pls.

Actually, he just joined about two weeks ago and he IS in the top 5 of the week.

Yeah, but in his example he used the daily one.

11-02-2016, 03:51 PM

Maiki Wrote: Yeah, considering that people that have joined ~1-2 weeks ago are on the top 5 posters (including me), I think we can say that Nulled isn't dying and is actually getting better with newer people contributing instead of just leeching.

You have a point. But then you have to factor that there are about 50 members online every day, and out of those 50 there's about 10 daily most active users and 5 out of those 10 have a reasonable amount of posts within the time they're online. Again, not that I'm doing something so significant to critisize other people.

11-02-2016, 03:53 PM

Natsu Wrote:

11-02-2016, 03:51 PM

Maiki Wrote: Yeah, considering that people that have joined ~1-2 weeks ago are on the top 5 posters (including me), I think we can say that Nulled isn't dying and is actually getting better with newer people contributing instead of just leeching.

You have a point. But then you have to factor that there are about 50 members online every day, and out of those 50 there's about 10 daily most active users and 5 out of those 10 have a reasonable amount of posts within the time they're online. Again, not that I'm doing something so significant to critisize other people.

This indicates interest in posting drops with the time spent.

Meaning new members post, then slowly stop posting.

Every forum goes through a down period however NBB is still doing amazingly well. You have to remember a lot of people are preparing for exams right now as well.

11-02-2016, 03:54 PM

? Wrote: This indicates interest in posting drops with the time spent.

Meaning new members post, then slowly stop posting.

Precisely. The main thing here is, there has to be a way to rekindle the love they once had for posting in order to keep up the activity. Otherwise, the cycle will continue. I almost came to a point where I got bored of posting, but then I found other goals to shoot for that got me motivated to keep helping the site.

I can agree with this. Lately I haven't seen so many posts as there used to be.

You people do realise we got 300 posts per day like 2-3 months ago.
We get 700 now.

So it's mostly going up, people have though times, exams, studying overall.
Also, feel free to get more members (to be active), it's not something we have control over.

11-02-2016, 04:09 PM

Faded Wrote: You people do realise we got 300 posts per day like 2-3 months ago.
We get 700 now.

So it's mostly going up, people have though times, exams, studying overall.
Also, feel free to get more members (to be active), it's not something we have control over.

This. A lot of people have exams now so activity is expected to drop.

11-02-2016, 03:54 PM

? Wrote:

11-02-2016, 03:53 PM

Natsu Wrote:

11-02-2016, 03:51 PM

Maiki Wrote: Yeah, considering that people that have joined ~1-2 weeks ago are on the top 5 posters (including me), I think we can say that Nulled isn't dying and is actually getting better with newer people contributing instead of just leeching.

You have a point. But then you have to factor that there are about 50 members online every day, and out of those 50 there's about 10 daily most active users and 5 out of those 10 have a reasonable amount of posts within the time they're online. Again, not that I'm doing something so significant to critisize other people.

This indicates interest in posting drops with the time spent.

Meaning new members post, then slowly stop posting.

That could be true, but then you have to factor in what's going on in other communities (moving, selling, db getting dropped, etc.) for that to actually be a true factor in the new member/post ratio. Example: If Nulled gets a bunch of new members, lets say from forum Y, specifically because forum Y got removed. Now those members are going to post more because they have nothing else to do (in theory). If those members post more threads, existing members will post replies to those threads, enticing more members to reply to that thread. This actually is going on now, but on a much smaller scale. If let's say... 50 HQ members from another forum migrated here, and they make 5 threads a day with an average of 50 posts/replies every day, that's an estimated 250 threads a day being made and an average of 2500 posts a day from those 50 HQ members. So really, for Nulled to stay alive, more people that are new need to become and stay HQ (or have a high post count w/ their posts not spam).