I'm having quite a bit of trouble reading how many people actively have Premium from this chart (which, if I understand correctly, is not exactly the intention of the chart lol)
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I'm having quite a bit of trouble reading how many people actively have Premium from this chart (which, if I understand correctly, is not exactly the intention of the chart lol)
I am guessing the green is the carrying on with it month by month....
Green is for memberships, but it's not clear which ones are currently active (notice there are a few columns present). Just confirmed this with onealfa.
So it's useful to track which people signed up and which ones returned, but not ideal for tracking active memberships.
ye lol i would think the number columns reflect that so looks like government statistics to me....
Active membership would require to track precisely the exact days of payment, and if the renewal funding was done in time. This is not what this chart does.
Sometimes ppl come few days late in renewing their membership. If the gap is long, ~3-4 weeks, it can be noticed as a gap in a sting of green-cells under certain account.
Makes sense - I suppose Leo internally tracks active memberships, so having that data to compare would make for a useful data set!
No doubt someone from devs has this data. I am not a member of LEO team. TBH, I do not even care how many active PREMIUM members are each given moment. It fluctuates from day to day. Making a GAP in membership status is not a crime. We are humans. Sure, a 1-year or 6-month subscription options would be a very good, healthy thing. Let's hope, we see it one day.
Of course! A running average would be pretty interesting to see to determine whether it changes over the course of the month. I have a feeling we'd see some spikes in membership around the week when it was first introduced due to people renewing.
I also hope to see longer memberships! I'd certainly opt for one.