Conversation started Feb 13, 2012 at 12:37.
Feb 13, 2012 12:37
Mhmm, @StefanoPalazzo do you know how many users were eligible to vote?
4700++
I think it was a few thousand, not sure
I won't look up the exact number in case that's not public information, but that sounds about right
Can't wait to find out how many really voted.
Feb 13, 2012 12:39
this is from programmers.se: 5,874 voters were eligible, 2,198 visited the site during the election, 652 visited the election page, and 297 voted
OH GOD!
That is almost nothing!
if we were a country, the UN would shut it down tomorrow :)
That was roughly 5%!
Seems like it is actually 2200+
I seemed to have cached the superuser voters count.
Feb 13, 2012 12:41
shouldn't that say "where Reputation >= 150"?
Don't forget that this query runs on older data.
@OctavianDamiean Less than a week.
nods @StefanoPalazzo
> 2154 rows returned in 148 ms
That query seems to be missing out all 150 rep users.
Feb 13, 2012 12:43
so we expect 200 people to vote
@StefanoPalazzo Is that an overestimate?
Around 10%?
So much?
> 776 voters were eligible, 211 visited the election, and 145 voted
Last year was better it seems.
Actually 9%.
when I say "we", I mean "I"
Feb 13, 2012 12:45
:)
That is quite a shocking result on Programmers.SE.
What's even more shocking is how many users >= 150 reputation they have compared to us.
They are not passionate enough :D
That means the elected moderators aren't really backed by the full community..
Well actually they are. It is not their fault that the rest of the community didn't care to vote.
jrg
jrg
waves morning/afternoon all.
Feb 13, 2012 12:50
Hello.
Night here.
jrg
jrg
@StefanoPalazzo wait, did I read correctly that you only expect 200 voters? O_o
@jokerdino same difference. :P
Oxymoron? :P
Only? That is quite a lot of voters!
@jrg I'm pretty sure that's reasonable, yeah
Feb 13, 2012 12:51
Compared to the current Programmers.SE results.
jrg
jrg
crud, i need to update my calendar, I made a mistake - it thinks we still have two days of elections left. :P
@StefanoPalazzo wow....
@jrg you can take some comfort in the thought that we have thousands and thousands of users who never create an account :)
jrg
jrg
Trust me, I have plenty of comfort in that thought. ;)
we've been growing like crazy this cycle
Make chromify-osd work in Firefox and I will give you a bounty.
jrg
jrg
Feb 13, 2012 12:55
@jokerdino george already did that.
I can't set it up :S
I'm not afraid of the growth factor since I know that it should be more than good but about the low reputation per user ratio.
jrg
jrg
^^ what he said
You know. 'it happens.
jrg
jrg
@jokerdino oh? What's going on? Can you walk me through it so I can help?
Feb 13, 2012 12:57
@jrg How do you get it to work in the first place?
We should try out a Welcome to Ask Ubuntu event. Kinda like a beginners day.
It would be a chat event advertised with a Meta post and a site banner.
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A: How to make firefox use notifyOSD?

jokerdinoThere is a script made by Marco Ceppi and modified by George Edison that allows Firefox to use Notify-OSD. For Firefox to use Notify-OSD, you need to have Greasemonkey extension installed in Firefox. After that, you need to download this script. You also have to download NPAPI plugin and copy ...

I tried that and it doesn't work :S
We'd try to explain new users how to properly use the site. Why it is important to vote, flag and so on.
Put it on the trello board! \o/
 
Conversation ended Feb 13, 2012 at 12:58.