In the current age, the category of ‘heavy contributors’ includes influencers and content creators on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, but it also includes the people who remember to like, subscribe, and smash that bell icon. In earlier eras of the internet, these were people posting in forums, maintaining their own geocity or angelfire pages, and setting up webrings to link related content and form communities of like-minded people.

Heavy Contributors are people who use the website every day and generate the vast majority of its content.

This theory divides internet users into three camps:

Whatever name you encounter it under, the principle is the same: on any given website, most of the content is generated by only 1% of the user base. This theory of internet engagement has been floating around online since at least 2006, and as such, it goes by a lot of different names: participation inequality, the 1% rule, the 90-9-1 principle. In the small amount of time I’ve been on Al Gore’s internet, I have acquired a small amount of wisdom, which I now share with you: 90% of people don’t engage. Sign-in with your EA Account to create a new topic post.The 90-9-1 rule, or A Partial Answer to the Eternal Questio n of 'Why Don't My Posts Get More Notes?' If nothing helps in the thread, you may want to post your question on -Ĭlick the New Topic button under the banner up top of the page. If you haven't you might try reading over this thread created by Puzzleaddict over at Answers HQ that goes over Sims 3 on Mac computers and also shares some troubleshooting tips.Ī partial guide to 64-bit Sims 3 for macOS (in progress) Missing Sims and empty UI when arriving in vacation Here are some article links from Crinrict that might be of help:

This is familiar glitch with both the Mac and PC versions.

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