I created two accounts on two different instances and all the communities I see have different subscriber counts depending from which account I look. Why does that happen and how can I see the real subscriber count?
I created two accounts on two different instances and all the communities I see have different subscriber counts depending from which account I look. Why does that happen and how can I see the real subscriber count?
Why did you formulate it so complex? 😂
The subscribers are from your local instance. The end.
math nerds always love introducing notation 😁
But is this true?
If member 1@A subscribes to B/c/C instead of A/c/C then will B’s subscriber count include 1@A?
If that’s true you would have to say: The subscribers displayed are those subscribed to that instance, regardless of where their account exists.
Which would mean the most accurate count would be the original community.
I don’t understand what you’re saying? So you mean if a user from instance A subscribed to the community through instance B’s website instead of A’s?