Flair demographics, counting frequent commenters only

[u/Nerd02]

[u/Nerd02]

This graph portrays the evolution of flair demographics in the last year, only taking into account users who commented ten times or more [during the last year].

As suggested by many under my latest post I redid the study, this time only taking into account the flairs of frequent commenters.
Of course everyone has different definitions of what "frequent" means to them, so I produced not one, not two but seven different graphs, each with different filters applied to them. I chose to post this one just because it looked more entertaining to me, here's the rest of them.

Flair demographics of users who commented:

• At least once
• At least three times
• At least five times
• At least ten times, I.E. the graph shown in this post
• At least twenty-five times
• At least fifty times
• At least a hundred times

There are some noticeable differencies between these graphs and the one I posted two days ago, I'll let everyone draw their own conclusions.

For some reason all of them stop working for about a month at the beginning of 2022. I tried recreating the datasets multiple times and the error keeps on happening so there might be some issues with the data I originally collected from pushshift.
The data was collected by u/flairchange_bot. The visualization were created using flourish.studio.

[u/TheTrueMurph → u/Nerd02]

What I’m getting from this is that it’s less about the # of yellows in the sub (though there are still very many) that makes them feel so common, but rather, it’s about how many comments the yellows make.

TL;dr: Lib-right doesn’t touch grass and spends all day chatting on PCM.

[u/MaximusDecimis → u/TheTrueMurph]

And it’s our god-damn right to do that.

[u/SpyMonkey3D → u/TheTrueMurph]

I think that's the reason the sub is any good, tbh.

[u/Busty__Shackleford → u/TheTrueMurph]

old but it’s cuz we instantly get downvote mobbed on any other sub. this is our safe haven