The provided bar chart compares the number of uses of local platform in the first and the second years in a period of one year.
Overall, it is clear that the figure for the second year was higher than that for the first year almost in all months with the exception of August. Additionally, there was a huge discrepancy between the number of visits in the first and second years in January, February, March and May.
The figure for the community website use in the first year witnessed wild fluctuation over the period. Starting at nearly 2500 in September, the number of visits increased gradually, eventually reaching 10000 in December. The figure then fell consistently to a mere of 1000 visits in March. 5000 visits are made on local website in April, following closely by around 7500 visits in May, the figure that then continued its trajectory, ultimately accounting for a peak of 15000 visits.
In contrast, the number of visits on local platform rose noticeably in the second year. Although only 2500 visits were made in the initial month, the figure in November and December was nearly four times higher than in September, standing at 17000. After that, it dropped from just over 15000 in January to 10000 in March, before recovering its trajectory, subsequently recording a staggering 23000 in July. However, the number of uses of community website declined significantly to approximately 13000 in the end of the period.