- In the graph, 61% appears to be inline with 51% .
- Would be interesting to see deviation bars on those values - my hunch is that real identity is not different from pseudo.
- It's false to suggest that pseudonymous users contribute more comments. You need comments per user data for that. Your graph just shows that pseudonymous accounts are easier to use.
- Why is everyone here attacking their data. Disqus is huge, this is an interesting topic and it would be interesting to have more data from them
- While writing your blog post, please also report separately the number of responses a comment evokes, or the length of the comment. It would also be interesting to have the number of edits per comment.
- Also post comments per user for different login sources
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- In the graph, 61% appears to be inline with 51% .
- Would be interesting to see deviation bars on those values - my hunch is that real identity is not different from pseudo.
- It's false to suggest that pseudonymous users contribute more comments. You need comments per user data for that. Your graph just shows that pseudonymous accounts are easier to use.
- Why is everyone here attacking their data. Disqus is huge, this is an interesting topic and it would be interesting to have more data from them
- While writing your blog post, please also report separately the number of responses a comment evokes, or the length of the comment. It would also be interesting to have the number of edits per comment.
- Also post comments per user for different login sources