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That chart is very accurate! We started posting our VIP membership accounts at the beginning of April. Very accurate, in deed!
I’m not a fan of those ’stacked area’ charts: apart from the overall message that the total is up, it’s nigh-on impossible to extract the data for each individual blog.
… – and is it just me or would it not be hugely useful to be able to go straight to the relevant blogs from the graph? – y’know – some embedded links?
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