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Band 6+: The bar chart shows the number of visits to a community website in the first and second years of use. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a bar graph comparing the number of visits to a community website for the first and second years of use from September to August: Sept (1st year: ~1,000, 2nd year: ~2,500), Oct (1st year: ~2,000, 2nd year: ~5,000), Nov (1st year: ~3,000, 2nd year: ~10,000), Dec (1st year: ~6,000, 2nd year: ~15,000), Jan (1st year: ~5,000, 2nd year: ~10,000), Feb (1st year: ~1,000, 2nd year: ~1,000), Mar (1st year: ~2,000, 2nd year: ~2,000), Apr (1st year: ~5,000, 2nd year: ~12,000), May (1st year: ~7,000, 2nd year: ~15,000), June (1st year: ~15,000, 2nd year: ~20,000), July (1st year: ~21,000, 2nd year: ~25,000), Aug (1st year: ~10,000, 2nd year: ~14,000).
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The bar chart illustrates the number of visitors to a public website in the first and second years of use.

Overall, it is clear that in almost all months, the number of users saw a notable increase in the second year of use. Except for August, it was the only month that experienced a considerable decrease compared with the previous year. One of the striking point is that February and March were only months which remained unchanged over a year.

Over 1-year period, the numbers of users rose dramatically and reched their highest points in almost every months while August saw a marginal dwindle. While the number of users were exactly 15,000 users in the first year, it fall to around 12,000 users in the second year. However, all the months saw a significant rise in general.

One of the striking point is that while all months experienced an increase or a decrease, February and March were sole months which did not experience any fluctuations. It remained unchanged over a year.

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