bitto1

Hi,

I run a forum (just starting out < 100 users). I have Google login (along with the traditional email signup).

I googled a little bit and found out that about 83% of social login are Google and FB.

https://techcrunch.com/2015/01/27/facebook-dominates-social-logins/

The forum is custom built. I don't have the luxury of clicking checkbox and enabling an extension. I am planning to add FB login shortly. Is it okay that just ignore the other social logins?

Notes

[1] After i enabled google login i find that almost all new registrations use this option.

[2] That article is from 2015, is that data still relevant now?

Hello, I find registered users/attempted registration on my site is ~ 4/5. On the first day itself 45 users attempted registration. Only 36 completed it. The trend seems to continue for past 1 month.

Registration process: 1.Enter username, password, email and complete recaptcha. 2. They will be taken to a page which says 'confirm the email id by clicking on the confirmation email sent to your email example@example.com' 3.Click the 'confirm email' link sent to the registered mail.

Type of site: Community. (Think Stack Exchange)

Is this ratio high/low? Google search provided no clues. My assumption is that this is high. Any suggestions?