L-ness
a usage frequency metric, but more oriented of distribution of users' activity frequency
The Lness distribution for your product refers to the number of days customers used your product within a specific period. For example, an Lness distribution of L1+/7 would mean that users interact with your product once over seven days, while L28+/28 would indicate daily use over a month.
cf L7
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