We need few more members to shake us up and create some new topics and conversations, but it's still summertime and people are on vacations including our king Slacko.
He is the key so hopefully he gets back into sig campaign after his summer vacation is over. Fingers crossed.
Unfortunately for the month of August my local board will be missing some of the most active posters as the campaign they are promoting is no longer accepting local posts. Some of them no longer even post on local boards after the manager announced them but I never thought we would lose them forever even though statistically the number of posts will drop drastically next month.
Tbh that sucks, that people are not willing to write in their local boards unless posts count for signature campaign but that's something that many do, adjust their posting behavior according to campaign rules. I was in BestChange for almost two years (another campaign that doesn't count local boards posts) and I never stopped being active in my local board.
Rikafip, looks like you should correct a bit about the Turkish merit distribution because the actual number on the chart is Turkish (716-492), it's not a big mistake but maybe you forgot to press the shift key while closing the brackets.
You are right, I forgot to press shift so I wrote "0" instead of ")". Anyway, its been corrected now and it looks like I will have to start proofreading these overviews before publishing.
The only thing that actually surprised me was info that the amount of merits distributed during July fell a lot compared to June, as much as 30%.
Very interesting.
It seems that all members with a lot of merits were on vacation during July
Yep, that was a huge drop, might even be a record one as I don't remember number of merits dropping so much in two and a half years since I am making these overviews. Big part of the reason for this drop is June which was great in terms of merit shared so that affected July. By the way, more merits was shared during July (5164) than May (4809) so situation ain't that bad as it looks at first.
