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There are possibilities to develop the number of players, especially in advertising and creating national championships in Asia and Africa for example.

The number of players in many countries is very low, look at the Nigeria,for example, 12 players, it is ridiculous, Nigeria is one of the best basketball countries in Africa, don"t think there are very few internet connection in these countries.

If the owner pushed in countries they have not advertise too much i think they could easily double the population here

I've definitely noticed a decline in activity - and an increase in bots as well.

I placed seven out of ten all-stars this week. That's simply ridiculous.

There's still a decline, it fluctuates weekly. As I said two weeks ago the decline was only four. The decline today is much greater than the last two weeks, but I'd say you can't judge on one week. And its certainly not a 1000 in a month. Its been between 24-25000 for a couple of months at the very least.

I don't mind people saying there's a drop off in numbers but its irritating every time someone makes a guess about how many people have left. And not just guess, but state as an absolute fact that the number is right. They're always wrong, and its not that hard to find the actual number.

becouse as i said previous monday it was 24.1, now it is 23.9.

You got one right at least. Well done. 202 users down this week.

It was a bad week for the micronations: Costa Rica, South Africa, the UAE, Iceland, Panama and Morocco all lost a single user. Japan, home of the original portent of doom, joined the under 20s by shedding two users.

The biggest numerical drop was in China, who lost 24 users. I'd make a witticism about why that might be but this probably isn't the place.

Portugal and Sweden bucked the trend by adding a massive 3 users.

Once again, I find this all perfectly useless. The slow drip of the previous two weeks, compared to the bigger drop this week isn't statistical evidence of a sudden acceleration of quitters. Nor were the two slower weeks of losses indication of a slowdown or an approach of stability. However, it does make a change to see facts rather than fiction in one of these threads.