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I've never checked out a community or done anything because of a random 50 pixels on r/place. The engagement they get from this is so valuable to them, while I'd be surprised if one person joins because of these random pixels.
The argument about engagement being worth a lot is kinda silly. The initial numbers of “look at how good we can do!” immediately followed by “but everyone using it has left” isnt a good thing. Advertisers want stability not “big number for short time.”
Look at it this way: If you were an advertiser, would you go with an advertisement campaign on a site that had an average of 1000 users each and every day, or a site that had 100,000 users for a single day, and 10 for the rest of the year?
Sure but It depends on how it's presented I feel like too, Reddit can say that r/place had x amount of interactions which is growth over the past x numbers of iterations of r/place. And Reddit now doubt has amazing retention numbers so I don't think marketers are gonna worry about that. Either way if we're on it or not I don't think Reddit even notices, we're less than a drop in the bucket. I think I'm just fatigued from Mastodon and Lemmy being full of, Look what's happening on Twitter and look what's happening on Reddit. It's fatiguing when it's every 3rd post.
I have, that's how I discovered r/fuckcars, now c/fuckcars. I did so last time r/place was around