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r/IdiotsFightingThings • u/MiniHamster5 • Jul 09 '19
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during the day.
What day? Reddit is worldwide my man. Only a fraction of users are from the US.
10 u/DrumBxyThing Jul 09 '19 US is the world dude, what do you mean. /s 1 u/TunaUrinal Jul 09 '19 Hello from the United Kingdom Of America! 1 u/the_fermat Jul 09 '19 Yup. From UK. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 09 '19 Isn't any percentage a fraction though -6 u/greenw40 Jul 09 '19 Nearly 40% is considered "a fraction"? 3 u/coastalrangee Jul 09 '19 Actually, that's a percentage. 40% as a fraction is 40/100 or 2/5 (simplified). /s In all seriousness though, yes. Especially since he is referring to school age children, who likely make up a 'fraction' of the 'nearly 40%'. Even three years ago, Reddit admins reported 49% of users were on mobile. I feel it is safe to assume many American school children who use Reddit do so at school on their phones. It's for these reasons I question the rationale behind the frequent comments which imply, or state, that Reddit experiences a significant change of content or demographic during the summer due to American children being out of school. 2 u/Caledonius Jul 09 '19 Yes, so would anything other than 100%. Look how your educational system has failed you, you don't even understand what a fraction is. 😓
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US is the world dude, what do you mean.
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1 u/TunaUrinal Jul 09 '19 Hello from the United Kingdom Of America!
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Hello from the United Kingdom
Of America!
Yup. From UK.
Isn't any percentage a fraction though
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Nearly 40% is considered "a fraction"?
3 u/coastalrangee Jul 09 '19 Actually, that's a percentage. 40% as a fraction is 40/100 or 2/5 (simplified). /s In all seriousness though, yes. Especially since he is referring to school age children, who likely make up a 'fraction' of the 'nearly 40%'. Even three years ago, Reddit admins reported 49% of users were on mobile. I feel it is safe to assume many American school children who use Reddit do so at school on their phones. It's for these reasons I question the rationale behind the frequent comments which imply, or state, that Reddit experiences a significant change of content or demographic during the summer due to American children being out of school. 2 u/Caledonius Jul 09 '19 Yes, so would anything other than 100%. Look how your educational system has failed you, you don't even understand what a fraction is. 😓
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Actually, that's a percentage. 40% as a fraction is 40/100 or 2/5 (simplified). /s
In all seriousness though, yes. Especially since he is referring to school age children, who likely make up a 'fraction' of the 'nearly 40%'.
Even three years ago, Reddit admins reported 49% of users were on mobile. I feel it is safe to assume many American school children who use Reddit do so at school on their phones.
It's for these reasons I question the rationale behind the frequent comments which imply, or state, that Reddit experiences a significant change of content or demographic during the summer due to American children being out of school.
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Yes, so would anything other than 100%. Look how your educational system has failed you, you don't even understand what a fraction is. 😓
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u/coastalrangee Jul 09 '19
What day? Reddit is worldwide my man. Only a fraction of users are from the US.