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In December, I signed up for @OrbitModel after having a short chat with @dzello. Some of the data in there is quite fascinating. As an open-source maintainer for @ohmyzsh, it can be a challenge to really grasp what is happening within the community. 
of a few takeaways
of a few takeaways
The @ohmyzsh community is growing at a steady cadence..which leaves me wondering how people are learning about it in the first place. Seeing that ~300-400 people/week are 
'ing it... where are they coming from? Tweets? Youtube tutorials? Blog posts? (yes to all)
'ing it... where are they coming from? Tweets? Youtube tutorials? Blog posts? (yes to all)
Twitter followers continue to trickle in... do they follow @ohmyzsh because someone else mentioned on social media and/or do a lot of them come in because the installer encourages them to follow us?
our most active members? @MarcCornella (primary maintainer for Oh My Zsh) is contributing so much to the project. 
There is a bunch of other data in here that helps highlight when community members engage with the project across platforms so that we can connect the dots that so and so seems to be really involved.
..this is great as it makes it easier for me to know who to reach out and say thanks to. :-)
