Some interesting posts to get you started:
https://lemmy.world/post/2085432
Despite both being around 12 months ago, one has a much lower percentage of still active commentors than the other.
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Is this something you can see in the web interface? Or how do you know how many of the users are still active?
My method:
Click on profile > check most recent comment/post
If it was 10 months ago, I highly doubt they're still active
idk if thats a good metric. many ppl just lurk and rarely post or comment
We're only looking at profiles of people who did comment on a post. So we wouldn't look at many lurk only ppl.