http://social.biowar...46/polls/30235/
Reply to topic to keep it bumped. Lets get Bioware some useful Statistics for our behaviors.
From Jessica Merizan community manager
Lets see if that holds true. I am thinking things have changed since the ME3's ending. I used to be a lurker but now I am active.2B) My intention to that person was to say that more people need to vocalize their opinion, positive or negative. When we insulate ourselves in tight-knit communities, it's harder to see that most people aren't doing that. Not the same most people however, just most people in different situations. An example I used is the 90-9-1 principle or the 1% rule (which is all over the internet and I studied it during my master's coursework in media consumption at University College London, namedrop intentional as people have recently accused me of being unable to read and interpret statistics or data, something I'm very good at and pride myself on).
3) The above rule is quite simple. 90% of consumers will passively engage in the product through consumption (such as playing a video game). They might lurk on forums or read articles. 9% of these people will take it a step further and actively engage in discussions and talk. These are the people that you rely on for WOM sales (word of mouth). They'll "like" a post on Facebook, share it to their wall, reply to a forum thread, RT or reply to something on Twitter. Then you have people who take it one step further and create content based on the original product. These are your fan artists, cosplayers, and even as simple as someone who starts a forum thread or makes a youtube video.
---- Update ----
Yes = Frequently used forums before ME3
No = Did not frequently use forums before ME3
So I have been watching it from the start and have noticed a pretty resilient trend. Since we got about 20+ people voting the ratio has been an almost constant (Yes)1:4(No) with a 5% variation. Even as the numbers increased it stayed around (Yes)20% and (No) 80%
If the 90/9/1 bit that Jessica wrote is true then the 20% (Poll) would represent the 10% (9+1) that participated in discussions on the forum before this event. That is a normal forum participation ratio
The 80% (poll) would mean that since ME3 has been released the Lurkers/repliers/starters has changed to 50/45/5 (Keeping same ratio). Jessica said that 20% forum participation is off the charts and it just jumped to 50% participation! I think that these numbers show that something has definitely changed recently and it has made more people participate in Mass Effect Discussions. I am sure we all know what sparked this beyond ME3 being released.
333 participants is a very good sample size, lets see if we can get 1000 voting in this thing. Statistics do not lie and NO one can deny unbiased polls. About a week ago I seen a poll about the endings and I thought it had 30,000 votes in it. I think we have enough statistics for a good argument to be made.
Modifié par Darthlawsuit, 23 mars 2012 - 07:35 .
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