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What percent of users are inactive?
Is that a joke? Are there more levels of activeness besides Inactive and Active?
And yes, there are more levels of inactiveness. I have a Myspace profile with 29 friends, I log in every couple of weeks, but I'm definitely not an active user.
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Is that a joke? Are there more levels of activeness besides Inactive and Active?
It wasn't really a joke, I was wondering if there was any difference in the average inactivity between users and bands. And yes, there are more levels of inactiveness. I have a Myspace profile with 29 friends, I log in every couple of weeks, but I'm definitely not an active user.
You're an "active" user of MySpace if you go there every couple of weeks, in my opinion.
Cool. I'd be interested in seeing the results of the same test using 1 million random myspace id's rather than sequential id's from 100-101M.
Just curious, how can you identify that a profile is a band? I've noticed the "MySpace music profile" pattern match, is that something you can tag a profile with? Who tags the profiles?
Cool. I'd be interested in seeing the results of the same test using 1 million random myspace id's rather than sequential id's from 100-101M.
Does this does introduce a serious sampling bias? Is 100-101M in the middle of the id range? Or at the head or tail?
Suggestion: Post in the URL field next time.
But the bands on Myspace that have representation are hella active. It still plays a big part in getting deals and often after you're signed, labels expect to see continuous growth in terms of views, plays, and "friends".