I'd like to see this compared to daily user rates. Do search trends necessarily equate to how many people are using them--or maybe they equate to how many people sign up in a given month (or whatever) instead? I wonder. It definitely seems like Facebook is on the out (fingers crossed) and maybe Snapchat too, but I wouldn't have thought Twitter was also on the potential decline.
What does the Y-axis represent exactly? Percentage of what? Reddit and Whatsapp aren't exactly at the same level op popularity, and it's not like Reddit is more popular than Facebook.
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cermomen on March 28th, 2018 at 08:54 UTC »
I'd like to see this compared to daily user rates. Do search trends necessarily equate to how many people are using them--or maybe they equate to how many people sign up in a given month (or whatever) instead? I wonder. It definitely seems like Facebook is on the out (fingers crossed) and maybe Snapchat too, but I wouldn't have thought Twitter was also on the potential decline.
Mothraaaa on March 28th, 2018 at 09:51 UTC »
Old Man Reddit is now in his heyday having outlived everyone who was born at the same time as him.
He's watched his friends die.
It only made him stronger.
Ubister on March 28th, 2018 at 11:23 UTC »
What does the Y-axis represent exactly? Percentage of what? Reddit and Whatsapp aren't exactly at the same level op popularity, and it's not like Reddit is more popular than Facebook.