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r/familylaw subreddit stats

Posts, comments, unique posters, link rates, and activity patterns from the last month, updated daily.

Updated . Reporting period: Sep 26, 2026–Oct 26, 2026 (UTC).

From September 26, 2026 to October 26, 2026, 3,523 users on r/familylaw made 665 posts and 14,206 comments, or about 22 posts/day and 462 comments/day. The subreddit averaged 21.4 comments per post; 3.0% of posts and 0.7% of comments contained links. Its Health Score was 23.7/100, meaning unique posters divided by total posts and comments. The top 1% of users produced 2.7% of posts and 20.4% of comments. Activity is measured in UTC: the most active hour was 17:00 (1.5x avg), the most active day was Monday (1.2x avg), and normalized weekend volume was 0.94x weekday volume.

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Posts/month
665
Posts/day
22
Comments/month
14,206
Comments/day
462
Posts with links
3.0%
Comments with links
0.7%
Comments per post
21.4
Unique posters
3,523
Health Score
23.7/100
Unique posters divided by total posts and comments.
Top 1% user posts
2.7%
Share of posts made by the most active 1% of users.
Top 1% user comments
20.4%
Share of comments made by the most active 1% of users.
Most active hour
17:00 (1.5x avg)
Based on average activity per hour in UTC.
Most active day
Monday (1.2x avg)
Based on average activity per weekday in UTC.
Weekend vs weekday
0.94x
Weekend daily volume divided by weekday daily volume, normalized by day in UTC.

Daily activity in r/familylaw

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