The surviving April 6–14, 2020 Club-Only window contains 734 messages; the May–August window contains 2,921; the fully recovered September–December window contains 100,346.
MESSAGE COUNTS
who would not shut up. this is not a popularity contest.
THE NUMBERS ARE NOT A POPULARITY CONTEST. PUT THE KNIFE DOWN.
A message total belongs to one room and one time window. QOTD rewards answers. The Wall rewards artifacts. Club-Only rewards having nothing better to do at 2 AM. Comparing them without context is how you accidentally invent a leaderboard nobody asked for.
APRIL: 734. FALL: 100,346. GIRL.
The earliest surviving April window is tiny beside what happens later. May through August grows. September through December detonates into 100,346 messages. The important part is not merely "big number"; it is that the room has become somewhere people keep living.
WHO WOULD NOT SHUT UP
Anthos leads the stable identifiable fall-2020 totals by a mile, followed by Mugen, Ren, Gilli and a large recurring cast. Congratulations to everyone involved. Your prize is being statistically unable to deny you were there.
DELETED USER IS A HORROR MOVIE
One Discord ID collapses multiple deleted humans and at least one deleted bot into "Deleted User". We are not assigning that cursed aggregate a personality, friendship network or crown. Sometimes the responsible statistic is "absolutely not".
WHAT THE COUNT CAN ACTUALLY SAY
The room is dense. People are returning. A large cast is present. That's useful. Who loved whom, who mattered most and who held authority require actual context because arithmetic has never met these clowns.
SOURCE NOTES 4
Among stable identifiable non-bot accounts in the September–December 2020 Club-Only corpus, the largest surviving message totals include Anthos 15,660; Mugen 7,683; RV / Ren 7,081; Gilli 6,714; Tae 4,614; Ansun / Sou 3,964; Gabu 3,772; Life / Sye 3,227; Cookie / Juicebox 3,166; and Rookie Cookie 3,050.
Activity in this channel/window only; not a rank of social or institutional importance.
The collapsed Deleted User ID in this corpus mixes multiple deleted human accounts and at least one deleted bot and must not be treated as one person.
Message volume is best used as evidence of room density and participation rather than as a proxy for social importance.