Comment by Killed_Mufasa on 20/08/2020 at 22:02 UTC*

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View submission: AmputatorBot v3.0: Better bot

I'm afraid I don't. I do have *some* historic data, going back as far as 21-04-2020: 171 AMP links. (Data from before that has been lost unfortunately). Yesterday, 19-08-2020: 248 AMP links. But honestly, that data is useless to calculate growth with because:

Overtime AMP-detection improved greatly

List of automatic and banned subreddits are changed on a daily basis

Subreddits gain and loose in popularity

The bot gained popularity overtime, increasing mentions numbers

Etc etc

I would love some graphs too, but considering all the factors above, I can't make them myself :(

While outdated and incomplete, I think your best source is probably the Growth and expansion section on Wikipedia[1].

1: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerated_Mobile_Pages

My personal take based on my experience: AMP is definitely gaining in popularity. Back when I started this it was mostly some American news-sites using AMP, but now I come across AMP pages from all over the world, even non-news sites. It's gaining traction among publishers and developers, that's for sure :/

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Comment by starhobo at 20/08/2020 at 22:08 UTC

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thank you, both for the data and for the bot, I was curious to see if this is catching on, I started seeing amp links even on hackernews which sucks.