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Seven posts on DEV, 74 views, and the one comment I never answered
I joined DEV on September 9 and posted seven articles over the next nineteen days. Together they have 74 views and 3 reactions. The last two have zero views each. Zero is a strange number. Not "low".
- User posted seven articles on DEV between September 10-28
- Articles collectively garnered 74 views and 3 reactions
- Two posts received zero views, author analyzed data for reason