Previous WeekNext Week This is the #127th edition of the "Week through Adrian's Lenses" weekly Hive and crypto news roundup. Let's see what we have for this week. We cover: Hive

This is yet another follow up to my posts on the OCD on-boarding project, examining how they perform in user retention compared to Hive as a whole. On Tuesday I presented the overall statistics for onboarding

Prompted by @acidyo, today I would like to provide an update on the statistics for user retention in the OCD onboarding initiative. This is a follow up to the post I wrote in April last year. Overall

A look at the statistics on new Hive users by geographic region and their retention

Using Granger Analysis to examine the relationship between downvotes and user retention

New User Engagement This is meant as an addendum to the post I wrote yesterday about measuring engagement on Hive and trying to determine if low engagement is a factor in user retention. In that post I

Do Users Leave Because of a Lack of Engagement? As I mentioned in my post on Inequality and User Retention, I hope to explore the possible explanations for Hive's low user retention with data analysis.

Examining Inequality and Perceived Unfairness As The Cause of Low User Retention on Hive

Short Post Hive's Improving User Retention Stats

This is the latest post in my series on user retention on Hive, and a direct follow-up to yesterday's post about onboarding. In that I presented the data on user onboarding network wide, and tried to determine

Onboarding and User Retention In my post about cohorts on Hive, @acidyo gave me the suggestion that we could use a similar methodology to take a look at the performance of the OCD onboarding program. It

Holding On To Our Newly Onboarded Users Hive has a user retention problem. What's worse is that we struggle to retain users even while our on-boarding in the first place is extremely low, so of the few

10 months ago, as part of a series on user retention I made a post which divided the Hive userbase into 'cohorts' based on the year that they joined. The series was pretty popular, I have recently noted

Venezuela - Hive's Most Established National Community Anyone who spends just a bit of time exploring or curating on Hive will have noticed that there are a lot of Venezuelans here. Past estimates have

In June/July of last year, I made a series of posts examining user retention on Hive, and attempting to find the underlying cause of low user retention. Today I want to make a short update to measure and

A series of my own posts on User Retention

In my last post it was demonstrated how between 30 and 40% of Hive authors consistently go inactive every month. Among those, about 6-10% return to make another post, but most are gone for longer or for

This is the fourth post in a series exploring user retention on Hive. In those posts I explored user cohorts and how many of them continue posting actively year after year. I also explored how much those

In my first post about user retention and cohorts on Hive, it was shown how very few users are still posting from the original groups. The old guard from 2016 who are still active for example, are truly

Hardcore Users? In a comment on my post about Hive user retention, @curatorcat asked: Whereas I probably posted the most in my first year, trying to build the account, I think my annual output has been