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This is a graph of my EU Hour friends. This is more than enough for a meetup.
We just have a coordination problem, because no one wants to be the first to come on and wait alone for other people.

I also just remember this interesting study about how the big pre-FaceBook social media died, which counterintuitively concluded that it was because it lost the users with few (sic) friends, which made other users who also only had few friends not use e.g. MySpace. This then from the fringes cascaded into a lot of people not using it anymore, to the point that even the people with many friends fell below the threshold of wanting to come online.

>EU and SEA is too small to form any bigger event
Anon, the EUs regularly have 40 people at events. The train autist's map event had 78 people when I looked at one point.
SEA is small but the core is consistently doing their events, and the big events like New Year's or Christmas has lots of people coming there, too.

>By extension, wagie slave EUs and SEAs that get on before 10PM and get off before 12PM UTC are /vrg/ in name only because they simply won't get to interact with large majority of people outside of big weekend events.
That sounds incredibly dumb to me, and it also misses the crucial interaction all timezones have from the thread.