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> I am going simply off the amount of posts that I see.

You'll wanna quantify it.

> It's not as happening as it once was a few years ago.

You were also on a different instance, following different people. Now you are here again and presumably uploaded your followers list, and some of those accounts have moved, some are on different servers, and uploading the followers list can be flaky sometimes anyway.

You were also using different software. Like I said when you said you were gonna run Mastodon, Pleroma federates Likes and this fills your instance up with posts liked by people you follow. Mastodon does not do that last I checked.

> Can you share your data?

I made an entire website to share this data: https://fedilist.com/ . It's easier to quantify if you define it, but I don't think "frequency of posts on TWKN during the hours you are awake" is a reasonable way to do that.

You can also do things like this:

:mycomputer: select count(split_part(actor, '/', 3)) as count_3day, '72 hours'::interval/count(split_part(actor, '/', 3)) as avg_freq, split_part(actor, '/', 3) as host from activities where data->>'type' in ('Create', 'Announce') and inserted_at > CURRENT_TIMESTAMP - '72 hours'::interval group by split_part(actor, '/', 3) order by count(split_part(actor, '/', 3));

And that lists the post frequency by instance of posts that arrived on your server over the last three days, but only if you are running Pleroma; I don't have a Mastodon server running (ever) so I don't know how to do it there off the top of my head, but it's probably actually easier.