1). We did not get creative with our quota. We brought over 10k monthly active users and that means people who use the platform
2). our numbers never included any auto voters
3). On traditional social media, more than 90% of users are consumers: they read, bookmark, like and otherwise engage with content
4). This was never a surprise way we measured things. We always measured INLEO by monthly active users which = consumers + creators. The time to refute our use of data like this was early on, not at the end
The way we got to 13,500+ was through users who did any action on our interface which includes bookmarking content, manually liking content (autovoters are easy to exclude and we did so), sharing content via the link share menu, etc.
There are many more actions than just commenting, threading or blogging. IMO certain people are forgetting the broader market and that MOST people consume without creating
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