Rose Lazuli
@naitoshadou.bsky.social
She/Her, Narrative and Systems Design Student at Sheridan, Ludonarrative Enthusiast
Haven't actually seen any complaints...were they on bsky or elsewhere?
February 1, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Haven't actually seen any complaints...were they on bsky or elsewhere?
Interesting. That could explain why the number is about equal to past chapter releases despite the relatively late time of it going up! Usually if you have two days back to back this close after a chapter release, the spike is a bit smaller due to the viewership being split.
January 17, 2025 at 2:20 AM
Interesting. That could explain why the number is about equal to past chapter releases despite the relatively late time of it going up! Usually if you have two days back to back this close after a chapter release, the spike is a bit smaller due to the viewership being split.
Based on an AO3 status updates account, looks like it was 3 hours from 5-8 Eastern on the 14th, is that about right?
January 17, 2025 at 2:15 AM
Based on an AO3 status updates account, looks like it was 3 hours from 5-8 Eastern on the 14th, is that about right?
More data to add to the pile! Appreciate the insight here, didn't know that was the case. Do you know when/how long it was down for? That way we can get a better sense of impact on the data, especially since the chapter release stacking seems consistent with other data anomalies.
January 17, 2025 at 2:14 AM
More data to add to the pile! Appreciate the insight here, didn't know that was the case. Do you know when/how long it was down for? That way we can get a better sense of impact on the data, especially since the chapter release stacking seems consistent with other data anomalies.
It was really close!
January 17, 2025 at 1:58 AM
It was really close!
Well to start: Dorley is a Christmas book!
By which we mean Dorley viewership trends down in the summer and up in the winter, with particular growth during December. The interpretation we've derived? People find Dorley comforting and worth celebrating, so they read it during the season!
By which we mean Dorley viewership trends down in the summer and up in the winter, with particular growth during December. The interpretation we've derived? People find Dorley comforting and worth celebrating, so they read it during the season!
January 13, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Well to start: Dorley is a Christmas book!
By which we mean Dorley viewership trends down in the summer and up in the winter, with particular growth during December. The interpretation we've derived? People find Dorley comforting and worth celebrating, so they read it during the season!
By which we mean Dorley viewership trends down in the summer and up in the winter, with particular growth during December. The interpretation we've derived? People find Dorley comforting and worth celebrating, so they read it during the season!
Only about a year's worth right now. But the long-term trends have interesting implications!
January 13, 2025 at 8:00 PM
Only about a year's worth right now. But the long-term trends have interesting implications!
Going from prior data New Releases get a 1-2 day spike of about 500-600 viewers, and that is additive to any existing Data Anomalies in prior instances. So there's a slim but very real chance we hit 2k on chapter release, setting a new record in our data!
January 13, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Going from prior data New Releases get a 1-2 day spike of about 500-600 viewers, and that is additive to any existing Data Anomalies in prior instances. So there's a slim but very real chance we hit 2k on chapter release, setting a new record in our data!
We have been summoned.
...We don't know why though. But at least the summoning ritual works, kinda!
...We don't know why though. But at least the summoning ritual works, kinda!
March 25, 2024 at 3:38 AM
We have been summoned.
...We don't know why though. But at least the summoning ritual works, kinda!
...We don't know why though. But at least the summoning ritual works, kinda!
We actually have a short essay on Dorley as it relates to LGBTQ+ studies we wrote for a college course some time back, if you're on the discord we posted it a while back in the lit analysis channel. Write them for class to force the profs to mark them too so we can dorleypill academia!
March 20, 2024 at 1:55 PM
We actually have a short essay on Dorley as it relates to LGBTQ+ studies we wrote for a college course some time back, if you're on the discord we posted it a while back in the lit analysis channel. Write them for class to force the profs to mark them too so we can dorleypill academia!
Please! The world needs more video essays on Dorley. And academic essays on Dorley. And overall just more people doing literature analysis on Dorley. We want to see someone who writes their doctoral thesis on Dorley someday!!!!
March 20, 2024 at 1:49 PM
Please! The world needs more video essays on Dorley. And academic essays on Dorley. And overall just more people doing literature analysis on Dorley. We want to see someone who writes their doctoral thesis on Dorley someday!!!!
And we just realized we posted the wrong alt texts in each of the trendlines. -3.4724 + 157996 is the trendline for Feb 1 - Feb 28, and 3.3951x - 153369 is the trendline for the Feb 1 - Mar 18 graph. Sorry for the confusion!
March 20, 2024 at 12:19 AM
And we just realized we posted the wrong alt texts in each of the trendlines. -3.4724 + 157996 is the trendline for Feb 1 - Feb 28, and 3.3951x - 153369 is the trendline for the Feb 1 - Mar 18 graph. Sorry for the confusion!
...Didn't she make some now-deleted posts about it a year or so back on the social media hellscape we all fled?
March 19, 2024 at 11:00 PM
...Didn't she make some now-deleted posts about it a year or so back on the social media hellscape we all fled?