Infrastructure

Dunno if it's worth doing this, but now that list archives have some kind of overview page (like https://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/website/ ) we could also stick a graph in there with the number of subscribers on the left Y axis and the number of posts on the right one. (Post count history can easily be recreated from scratch, however for subscriber count we only have monthly counts since July 2019.)

Guilhem Moulin wrote:

Dunno if it's worth doing this, but now that list archives have some kind of overview page (like https://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/website/ ) we could also stick a graph in there with the number of subscribers on the left Y axis and the number of posts on the right one. (Post count history can easily be recreated from scratch, however for subscriber count we only have monthly counts since July 2019.)

I would love to see such graphs!

Dennis Roczek wrote:

Guilhem Moulin wrote:

Dunno if it's worth doing this, but now that list archives have some kind of overview page (like https://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/website/ ) we could also stick a graph in there with the number of subscribers on the left Y axis and the number of posts on the right one. (Post count history can easily be recreated from scratch, however for subscriber count we only have monthly counts since July 2019.)

I would love to see such graphs!

Done, see for instance https://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/users/ or https://listarchives.documentfoundation.org/www/board-discuss/ . (Subscriber count history is retrieved from the moderator list.) I'll think about doing something similar for the landing page, but it's unclear what's the best way to do as the more lists means the more clutter in the charts. We could perhaps restrict ourselves to the subset listed (@tdf and @g.l.o lists only).

Should I close this or do you really want a mail? :-)