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e14 membership tops 200,000

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There are currently 200,474 e14 members, with about 1000 new members added every 6 days.

 

14,724 (7.3%) are at level 1 or above (which requires 2 or more points).

  2,905 (1.4%) are at level 2 or above (which requires 51 or more points).

  1,415 (0.7%) are at level 3 or above (which requires 101 or more points).

     518 (0.3%) are at level 4 or above (which requires 301 or more points).

     198 (0.1%) are at level 5 or above (which requires 1001 or more points).

     141 (0.07%) are at level 6 or above (which requires 1501 or more points).

     118 (0.06%) are at level 7 or above (which requires 2001 or more points).

       82 (0.04%) are at level 8 or above (which requires 3001 or more points).

       64 (0.03%) are at level 9 or above (which requires 4001 or more points).

       49 (0.02%) are at level 10 or above (which requires 5001 or more points).

 

Of the 200,474, 155,819 are external, 2017 are internal, 1004 are supplier,

and 41,634 are unspecified.

 

Half the members joined since May, 2012.

The RPi group has 8,947 members (4.5%).

 

Countries represented (top 12):

60773   US

27236   UK

19750   China

  9349   Germany

  8633   India

  6804   Canada

  6159   Australia

  5822   France

  4126   Italy

  4051   Spain

  3992   Netherlands

  3406   Poland

  • Hey Coder!

    That's an interesting list; how did you get it?

    Do you also have some demographics on which groups are  most frequented? I'm very much wondering how people navigate this site at all; there are tons of 'groups' most of them very inactive, or only there for one industry partner (anyone knows why 'Circuit Protection' is in the list of Technologies on top of this site?).

    In the RoadTest challenges the number of views for posts has been quite low, and I've seen little response from 'the community'. I guess most people come here, view a topic and leave (since level 2 and up is 2.72% of all members)?

    How do other Top Members use this site (are you F5-ing all day on the front page? Actively looking for content? Email alerts?)?

  • in reply to vsluiter

    (since level 2 and up is 2.72% of all members)?

    it's less than that.  Level 2 and up is 2,905 (1.4%).

    I think you were reading 2,905 as level 2 only, when it is level 2 and up.

    how did you get it?

    If you go to http://www.element14.com/community/people

    select "sort by status"

    the url will include "&start=0&"

    If you change the 0 to 2904, you should see the boundary

    between level 1 and level 2.

     

    Do you also have some demographics on which groups are  most frequented?

    not really,  At

    http://www.element14.com/community/groups?ICID=technologies_menubar

    the default is to sort by "recent activity", so the most active ones generally come first.

     

    are you F5-ing all day on the front page?

    keeping an eye on the "my view" page, "community activity" panel.

  • in reply to Former Member

    I think the most interesting statistic is the above Level 10 (5001 points).

     

    That is getting to be very small numbers.

    Probably most are in the Top Members group.

     

     

    Cheers

    Very interesting figures

     

     

    Mark

  • in reply to mcb1
    That is getting to be very small numbers.

     

    It gets a lot smaller if you exclude e14 employees and suppliers,

    and only count "normal" members.  Well, I used quotes because everyone

    has a different definition of "normal".  Almost by definition, the top 0.02% of

    any group wouldn't be considered "normal".  There are 97 "Top Members", so if

    you are in the "10 and up" group, but not a "Top Member", then maybe you

    ought to complain.

  • Thanks for the post Coder27.  Very interesting stats.  It would be interesting to see why so many are at level one.  Is it because they are afraid to ask a question or answer one.  If thats the case maybe we need to do something about it.  Now what that is im not sure.

     

    Nate

  • in reply to Former Member

    coder27 wrote:

     

    Almost by definition, the top 0.02% of any group wouldn't be considered "normal".

    I would hate to be considered "normal" image

     

    Except in the MIT sense of the word.  I'm told that if you wander around the MIT campus on a nice day, you will sometimes see three MIT students in an odd formation.  One is standing, and two are lying on the ground at right angles.  They all have their feet touching.  They are waiting for someone to ask them what they're doing, so they can reply:

    "What's the matter?  Haven't you seen three normal people?"

    If you don't get the joke, time to review your 3-D vector math(s).

  • in reply to johnbeetem

    so if you are in the "10 and up" group, but not a "Top Member", then maybe you ought to complain.

    Yes and no, there are some other criteria.

    You can do massive blogging, and get high points or help answer questions and get above 10 as well.

     

    I would hate to be considered "normal" image

    I've never been considered 'normal' ....it's usually other unrepeatable words that include adjectives as well...

     

    Mark