r/analytics
BorderlineDedicated to web analytics, data and business analytics. We're here to discuss analysis of data, learning of skills and implementation of web analytics.
Members
200,266
as of February 2025
Last post
1 month ago
September 25, 2026
Posts (30 days)
100+
Created
2010
February 10, 2010
Total posts
42.0K
archived
Total comments
239.3K
archived
Is r/analytics dead? Activity is slowing.
No posts in 48 days. That's not long enough to be considered abandoned yet — communities usually need 60+ days of inactivity (and inactive moderators) before Reddit will hand them over.
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Frequently asked questions about r/analytics
How many members does r/analytics have?
r/analytics had 200,266 members as of February 2025, the most recent archive crawl of its subscriber count.
Is r/analytics dead?
r/analytics looks quiet: its most recent post was 1 month ago (48 days). Post activity is a strong signal, but whether a subreddit can be claimed depends on its moderators being inactive across all of Reddit.
When was r/analytics created?
r/analytics was created on February 10, 2010.
Can I take over r/analytics?
Probably not. r/analytics is still in active use, and Reddit only hands over communities whose human moderators have all gone inactive on Reddit for 60+ days. If you want a community in this niche, look for abandoned subreddits on the same topic instead — DeadSubs finds them automatically.
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