Whats the reach of /pol? This board is/was very influential,

>>140389558
88th most popular US site according to Alexa

Shit, it's probably gone up since I checked

>>140389558
/pol/ is a meme

>>140389899
Yes 4chan as a whole, but what about /pol/?

>>140389558

Strawpolls are FBI data mining sources and should never be interacted with you fucking shill

>>140389558
who cares, just relax and call somebody a nigger.

>>140389558
More than 80% of the traffic is from lurkers.

>>140390023
is by far the largest board

>influence elections
>influences media
>worldwide anon
>Nuff said

Good, let the normies get out.

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>>140389899
https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/4chan.org

wew, 73rd in the US, 202nd in THE WORLD

Fuck

>>140389558
>implying i click your shitty youtube bait
/pol/ are the gourmets of the internet

>>140391099
>/pol/ are the Cheetos of the Internet
I agree.

>>140389558
Btw idk few hundred is totally random number i gave. But when you see Strawpolls and imgur view it doesn't go by much even when thread has alot of replies

>>140390534
56th in shitpost land.
>>140390236
Nah, I think it's still /b/.

>>140389558
less than the trump election. Still probably more than 2015.
>>140389952
a metameme now.

>>140391474
There are more than 150 threads on /pol/ at any given moment, and new threads get's created every second.

We're influential enough to elect a presidential candidate of our choosing.

Top Keywords from Search Engines
Which search keywords send traffic to this site?

1. 4chan 28.26%
2. fa 4.37%
3. pol 3.16%
4. 4chan pol 1.64%
5. sp 1.39%

When did we get a fashion board? This just proves that 4chan is full of hipsters now. /pol/ is the only board that still has that old hostile feeling you used to get from browsing /b/, god bless you guys.

>>140394650
let's troll the shit out of /fa/
not today tho my schedule is loaded

>>140389558

Reach is a relative scale.

There is reach as in large numbers of people reading the material.

And there's reach in terms of a small number of very important readers.

/pol/ has both.

If people were to know the identities of a few regular /pol/ readers, it would be the top story on network news.

>>140389558
>why won't people participate in data mining
gee, i dunno