The given bar chart demonstrates the number of people who visited to a community website in the first and the second years of use.
Overall, the number of visits to a community website is highest in the fist year, while people reduce their access to a website in the second year. Moreover, in both years, the least month people accessed was april.
It can be seen that, from july to september in the first year, it started at about 25,000 and still increased gradually before peaking in october at 40,000. After that, it dropped moderately in september at 30,000. In contrast, the second-year figure was much lower, starting at approximately 20,000 in July, it reduced slighly and dipping to 10,000 in september. Then, it began to growth in october at 20,000 and fell minimally in the last 3 months.
In the following months, it began at around 38,000 in january and kept increase in the next month, at over 40,000. After that, it dropped dramatically and dipping about 15,000 in april. However, it recovered in the final 3 months and peaked approximately 39,000 in june. In terms of second year of use, beginning at about 21,000 and falling moderatelly around 6,000 in the next four months, and finally climbing at roundly 10,000 in march and june.