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The Ten Year Plan: Charter For The Next Decade Of The Joy Of Satan
https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=64139
https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=292200#p292200
Considering we'd do this using only the internet in a safe manner; for example, anonymously, using VPNs, emails dedicated to this, etc, etc.
Using for example social media sites like BitChute, YouTube, Banned Videos, Twitter, Gab, Minds, Reddit, 4chan, Quora, Yahoo Answers, other forums (Pagan, National Socialist etc), and potential alternative social medias.
1 person doing 3 comments a day for a year, would produce 1,095 comments.
However, if you level the field and gain an overlook, increasing this to 3-5 years, say the latter five year period, the same person has produced 5,475 comments.
Should we manage to gather 10 people doing 3 comments a day for a year, they'd produce 10,950 comments. In five years that would be 54,750 comments.
If 100 Spiritual Satanists would be doing 3 comments a day for a year, they would produce 109,500 comments. In five years they'd produce 547,500 comments.
Should we be 300 strong doing 3 comments a day for a year, we'd produce 328,500 comments. Through the course of a five year period they would produce over 1 million comments. (exact number 1,642,500)
With the above 300 SS in mind, stretching this to 10 years, we'd need to reach 310 people with each comment to have reached the exposure goal of 1 billion people. (exact number 1,018,350,000)
The above is analyzing the numbers with limiting the production to only the 300 people from beginning to end. If we add to the analysis a theory of a "branching effect", the 328,500 comments a year might bring in to the forums say 10 people for each batch of 3,285 comments posted, that would gain us 1,000 new SS a year that could potentially branch out with posting their own comments on the analysis of the next year.
Let's follow the ten year plan, and limit ourselves from beginning to end with 1,000 Spiritual Satanists posting 3 comments a day for a year, that would produce 1,095,000 (around 1 million) comments for one year. Through a ten year period they'd produce 10,950,000 comments. If each of their comments reached an exposure to 100 people, the Joy of Satan would been seen by 1 billion people.
The overall analysis does not calculate or take into consideration the potential for how many times 1 comment might be seen over the course of 10 years. The 1,000 Spiritual Satanists example does not take into consideration the "branching effect theory" (the potential of bringing in more members to post comments). The "branching effect theory" with 300 posters also underplayed the potential of people joining the forums; if the 328,500 comments a year brought in 100 people for each batch of 3,285 comments, we'd gain 10,000 people for that year.
The above analysis is also limited to just using the internet and does not take into consideration stickers and other things posted in the physical environment, or any celebrities, pundits or other popular channels bringing up the topic of the Joy of Satan to larger audiences.
The Ten Year Plan: Charter For The Next Decade Of The Joy Of Satan
https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=64139
https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=292200#p292200
HP. Hoodedcobra666 said:
Considering we'd do this using only the internet in a safe manner; for example, anonymously, using VPNs, emails dedicated to this, etc, etc.
Using for example social media sites like BitChute, YouTube, Banned Videos, Twitter, Gab, Minds, Reddit, 4chan, Quora, Yahoo Answers, other forums (Pagan, National Socialist etc), and potential alternative social medias.
1 person doing 3 comments a day for a year, would produce 1,095 comments.
However, if you level the field and gain an overlook, increasing this to 3-5 years, say the latter five year period, the same person has produced 5,475 comments.
Should we manage to gather 10 people doing 3 comments a day for a year, they'd produce 10,950 comments. In five years that would be 54,750 comments.
If 100 Spiritual Satanists would be doing 3 comments a day for a year, they would produce 109,500 comments. In five years they'd produce 547,500 comments.
Should we be 300 strong doing 3 comments a day for a year, we'd produce 328,500 comments. Through the course of a five year period they would produce over 1 million comments. (exact number 1,642,500)
With the above 300 SS in mind, stretching this to 10 years, we'd need to reach 310 people with each comment to have reached the exposure goal of 1 billion people. (exact number 1,018,350,000)
The above is analyzing the numbers with limiting the production to only the 300 people from beginning to end. If we add to the analysis a theory of a "branching effect", the 328,500 comments a year might bring in to the forums say 10 people for each batch of 3,285 comments posted, that would gain us 1,000 new SS a year that could potentially branch out with posting their own comments on the analysis of the next year.
Let's follow the ten year plan, and limit ourselves from beginning to end with 1,000 Spiritual Satanists posting 3 comments a day for a year, that would produce 1,095,000 (around 1 million) comments for one year. Through a ten year period they'd produce 10,950,000 comments. If each of their comments reached an exposure to 100 people, the Joy of Satan would been seen by 1 billion people.
The overall analysis does not calculate or take into consideration the potential for how many times 1 comment might be seen over the course of 10 years. The 1,000 Spiritual Satanists example does not take into consideration the "branching effect theory" (the potential of bringing in more members to post comments). The "branching effect theory" with 300 posters also underplayed the potential of people joining the forums; if the 328,500 comments a year brought in 100 people for each batch of 3,285 comments, we'd gain 10,000 people for that year.
The above analysis is also limited to just using the internet and does not take into consideration stickers and other things posted in the physical environment, or any celebrities, pundits or other popular channels bringing up the topic of the Joy of Satan to larger audiences.
