I think you should do the same for All the Tropes. I've looked into the it and the numbers are, underwhelming but prepared to be surprised.

I do noticed that the same four countries everytime.

I think you should knowthat fandom has similar feature but only the bureaucrats and admins can access it.

@Grey Lurker

I've updated it to include AllTheTropes.org as well and it's actually worse than expected.

Tropedia is a thriving community compared to that ghost town.

The data has also validated my belief that Tropedia should actively place any media or content that Tv Tropes frequently bans without a care to attract more users.

The Rance Series (The Mods are unhealthy determined to wipe out any attempts to add entries to the point the Alicesoft is currently locked from editing) and the Black Souls franchise (which was recently deleted by the mods to the anger of the fans if the franchise) are prime examples.

I will second that. If the goal behind having item A on the site is specifically to attract group B, then you're chasing ratings, the same as TV networks. How many tropes do we have about TV shows that didn't have instant through the roof ratings so the network stopped putting any effort into promoting them and didn't give them a chance?

We have an advantage those other two sites don't. Because we're a part of Fandom, we don't have to chase ratings due to operating costs. Fandom covers those ongoing costs, leaving us free to focus on what we want to be interested in, not what we have to be interested in.

When you do things because you want to instead of because you have to, you're likely to put more effort into it and it may end up a lot better than if you were required to do it. Kind of do it for your own personal satisfaction instead of doing it for the money.

If what we do is something we enjoy and it turns out to be something that more people also enjoy, then the audience increases because we have broad appeal for them.

@Weinhart

Just a nitpick, (https://ahrefs.com/traffic-checker/), somehow becomes: "http://ahrefs.com/traffic-checker/)" when the URL is clicked. I think the "/" or ")" is messing it up somehow.

Throughout the years, I've been considering copying some of my edits here into All The Tropes. This convinced me that it's not worth it.

I've copied a few of my edits here to All The Tropes, but I haven't done that in a year or so. I'm not sure if it's worth the trouble to do so again.

@DoctreDeath147, you could copy them here.