Hummmnnn. On our forums alone we have been averaging over 4 times this
rate of posts for years, and because we actively encourage users to
pick up related threads, we have 5.3 posts per topic. And the discounts
the 10x plus Google driven browsing of previous answers. Unanswered
posts run at 6.2% which is a bit higher at we would like, but many of
these "unanswered" posts are announcements and volunteer-submitted
examples so the true rate is probably under 5%. Are you suggesting that
we should *degrade* our current commitment and forums to this "high"
standard? ;-)
//Terry
On 24/08/11 18:14, Rob Weir wrote:
If you look at sites that successfully launched (like our graduation)
you get a sense of the commitment. For example, a WordPress support
site recently launched [2].
27 questions/day
90% of questions answered
118 avid users/ 3115 total users
2.0 answer/question ratio
3463 visits/day
A little math suggests they have 27 + 27*2.0 = total 81 posts/day.
This sounds doable for us.
