Yeah, I'm not going to claim I completely get it myself (I need to sit and think about it carefully for a bit first). But a little context in case it helps:
I was engaging fffinnagain in a discussion of fandom stats in another forum, and they pointed me to an analysis they had done for Sherlock. I said, cool, can you do that for HP? Their reply was " I've been thinking it would be really interesting to do the same kind of things for Harry Potter, though I don't know how people would feel about having the fandom's decay plotted out."
And I was like, dude, I don't think HP is in decay. So they took me up on the challenge and produced the graphs I linked to. So even if you don't get all the math (and I'm not certain I do either yet) you can just compare the Sherlock creator wave graph with the one I posted above for HP and you can see that the activity for HP keeps increasing at the right edge while the Sherlock one is shrinking a bit more. So as for that one comparison, we're doing pretty well :)
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I was engaging fffinnagain in a discussion of fandom stats in another forum, and they pointed me to an analysis they had done for Sherlock. I said, cool, can you do that for HP? Their reply was " I've been thinking it would be really interesting to do the same kind of things for Harry Potter, though I don't know how people would feel about having the fandom's decay plotted out."
And I was like, dude, I don't think HP is in decay. So they took me up on the challenge and produced the graphs I linked to. So even if you don't get all the math (and I'm not certain I do either yet) you can just compare the Sherlock creator wave graph with the one I posted above for HP and you can see that the activity for HP keeps increasing at the right edge while the Sherlock one is shrinking a bit more. So as for that one comparison, we're doing pretty well :)
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I was like, dude, I don't think HP is in decay.
LOLOL and :DDD
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