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Everything about Facebook advertising. · · channel c5_177j

The chat channel attached to r/unknown_sub ran for 502 days before Reddit removed chat channels entirely. This is the surviving record: 1,483 messages from 486 people.

5 Jul 2024opened18 Nov 2025last message
502 days · 3.0 msg/day
1,483Messages
486People
45Images
26Reactions
177Replies
144Deleted

Every day the room was open

Activity in the final two weeks ran at 2% of the opening day.

Peak was 83 messages on 20 Jan 2025. Colour marks activity: solid is a busy day, grey is a quiet one.

5 Jul 202418 Nov 2025
busiest days middling quiet

What was actually being said

The room's own vocabulary

These are the words this channel used far more than the rest of the archive did — the in-jokes, names and shorthand that only make sense if you were in here. Median message length: 34 characters.

TermUses
ads196
facebook91
dm99
help100
ad72
anyone95
hey84
marketing48
need75
hi79
business54
agency36
MeasureValue
Median message length34
90th percentile165
Total words9,040
Messages asking a question22.2%

Messages by hour, UTC

When the room was awake

A 4.2 to 1 swing between the busiest and quietest hour — mostly one region, with a scattering elsewhere.

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Arrivals, departures and bans, by month

August is the crossover

August is the month it started losing people faster than it gained them.

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26 reactions

How the room responded

upvote
18
dizzy_face
2
grin
2
care
2
wave
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joy
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8 stickers

And what it sent instead of words

snoo_sad2snoo_tongue1kappa1cat_blep1snoo_surprised1snoo_angry1snoo_joy1

Reddit's chat reaction and sticker sets were removed with the feature. These are preserved copies.

Who was in here

486 people passed through. A handful carried it.

The top poster sent 139 messages. Below them the curve collapses: 249 people posted once and never came back.

ParticipantMessagesShare
Reasonable-Loquat-481399.4%
ProofSuspicious2999654.4%
Human-Appearance-91543.6%
WizardOfEcommerce mod503.4%
Keyqlix281.9%
[deleted]231.6%
DonDamian1231.6%
Goralo2354211.4%
Famous-Strategy-9551181.2%
[deleted]181.2%
[deleted]171.1%
RestEmbarrassed9653171.1%

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18 Nov 2025 · the end of the log

The last thing anyone said here

No announcement, no goodbye. The archive simply stops. Nobody in this conversation knew it was the last one.

DiscoverMyBusinessHello
LawyerHot4549Yessir
helpafLooking for a person who have good experience in real estate advertising
KeyqlixSure happy to help, DM you
SmoothAssistant3190Dm
WhiskeyZuluMikeMeta ads agency accts for rent availble 7% of spend
WizardOfEcommerceGood ads agencies dont charge % of ad spend. Rather straight commission and then % of increased net profit.
No-Battle-6050Info
Murky-Object-3104That would depend on what ads you're doing. If you're managing a e-commerce, then yes. It's easy to track. I'd you're doing lead generation for insurance, real estate and mortgages then it's not a good idea. 1. The skill of the person matters so you would have to literally go through a hiring process and a great sales person would most of the times not be OK to do commision split. 2. Sales cycle is too long. 3. You can't track it properly as sales are outside of the crm. You would often have to rely on an honor system and when it comes to getting paid no one is honest. They'd pay you enough to make it worth your while to keep you around but not the real thing. 4. You then are no longer a marketing person. You are now a sales manager and almost a part owner of the company without having any real ownership of the company.
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