[16:18:51] <groceryheist>	 my async update: yesterday I worked on fitting causal inference models for the hypotheses we have measure for 
[16:19:18] <groceryheist>	 and wrote a draft for reaching out to community members
[16:19:46] <groceryheist>	 today: more modeling, cleaning up some code
[16:21:29] <groceryheist>	 early results are: an increase in time to revert, an increase in the inequality of reverting
[16:21:40] <groceryheist>	 I think there's an increase in the number of reverts too
[16:22:07] <groceryheist>	 but I'm having some troulble fitting the models for number of reverts since they are negative binomial models
[16:24:04] <groceryheist>	 anyway, it seems clear like something is happening, but I'm not sure how to describe it
[16:24:15] <groceryheist>	 so I'll do some poking around in the data and plotting
[17:02:47] <groceryheist>	 actually the increase in ttr isn't significant when I account for clustered standard errors
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