Daily downloads in decline

[Binarydepth via Digitalmars-d]

On Monday, 1 June 2015 at 18:11:32 UTC, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
> Per http://erdani.com/d/downloads.daily.png, the 28-day moving 
> average of daily dmd downloads is in pronounced decline 
> following a peak at the 2.067 release. It is possible that the 
> recent release of Rust 1.0 has caused that, shifting drive-by 
> experimenters to it.
>
> We need to act on this on multiple fronts.
>
> 1. It's a big bummer that nothing has happened with chopping up 
> the videos over the weekend. Right now DConf is three 6-hour 
> blobs of unstructured footage. John has warned us he might not 
> have broadband access to do so during his travels. In 
> retrospect, what we should have done was to immediately arrange 
> that John gives access to the videos to someone willing and 
> able to do the postprocessing.
>
> 2. It's an equally big bummer that "This Week in D" failed to 
> be there on Sunday night. I completely understand Adam's 
> overhead, what with his still traveling and all, but the bottom 
> line is if it's not every Sunday it's not steady and if it's 
> not steady it's not. Again, in retrospect it seems we need 
> backup plans for when the protagonist of whatever important 
> activity is unable to carry it. Who'd like to double Adam on 
> this?
>
> 3. We've just had a good conference with solid content, but if 
> our collective actions are to be interpreted, we did our best 
> to be as stealth as possible. Please consider writing blogs, 
> articles, tweets, posts, related to all that stuff. Speakers in 
> particular should consider converting their good work into 
> articles. Programmer news sites are full of Rust-related stuff; 
> we must respond in kind with great D content.
>
> All of us who have an interest in D to succeed must understand 
> there is also a proportional sense of duty. If you can do X and 
> don't, it can be safely assumed X will just not get done at 
> all. Which means whatever you can do, please just do it, do it 
> now, and stay with it until it's done.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Andrei

Hi Andrei

Regarding the Dconf videos. I have only seen those on youtube. 
And the problem with youtube is that videos are not structured 
chronologically. I see two options a youtube playlist or an html 
page that does so here at dlang.org.

BD