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I can’t help but wonder how they arrived at that number, 193,000 Linux users. What kind of analytical wizardry or data sorcery could have generated such precise numbers with such certainty? And don’t even get me started on the claim of 27 million South African readers. I’d genuinely love to know more about how these figures were calculated.

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#MyBroadband #statistics #webstats #SouthAfrica

The table in the article titled "MyBroadband in 2024" provides an overview of statistics and achievements related to MyBroadband’s reach and influence. It includes data points such as the number of 193,000 Linux users, a South African readership of 27 million, and other metrics reflecting their audience and technology platform reach.

MyBroadband in 2024

Over the last twelve months, 27 million South Africans visited MyBroadband, and we served 140 million pages to them.
Staff Writer (MyBroadband)
#southafrica #statistics #Mybroadband #webstats
in reply to Allen Very Serious Versfeld

Gustav H Meyer
Gustav H Meyer
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@uastronomer it bothers me when popular sites I enjoy reading, like MyBroadband, focus too much on numbers for the sake of numbers without explaining how they arrive at them. This takes away from the real value of the content and the bigger picture. It also sets a misleading standard, making others believe they should prioritize metrics over meaningful insights, but maybe that’s just me.
@Allen Very Serious Versfeld
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