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Their audiences barely overlap, around 6%. These are two different audiences, useful if you want range.
6% of r/uspolitics's audience also follows r/law
| Metric | law | uspolitics | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Posts / Day | 47 | 22 | 115% |
| Avg Upvotes | 1.6K | 16 | 98× |
| Avg Comments | 98 | 3 | 33× |
| Activity Rank | #2,805 Top 5% | #6,826 Top 10% | 4,021 |
| Low-Reply Rate | 17% | 63% | 46% |
Posting volume over time
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Post format
Share by type Share of posts by type this month
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r/uspolitics
Both subs are almost entirely link posts this month.
Upvote distribution
Among upvoted posts Among posts that received upvotes
2–9 10–99 100–999 1K+
r/law
r/uspolitics
r/law posts reach the 100+ tiers, r/uspolitics almost never does.
Peak activity
Busiest day + peak hour · UTC Busiest day for each sub, with peak hour. Times in UTC.
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r/law
10 AM
r/uspolitics
6 PM
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r/law
10 AM
r/uspolitics
6 PM
r/law peaks Tuesday mornings and r/uspolitics peaks Saturday 6 PM UTC, 64 hours apart.