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Accounts can accumulate a large subscriber base over years and then go quiet without that number dropping immediately, since many subscribers simply forget to cancel rather than actively unsubscribing from an inactive account.
A more accurate picture requires looking at engagement alongside subscriber count — comment activity, response rates, and posting frequency all say more about current quality than a historical total does.
For a more complete breakdown of accounts worth considering based on actual current activity rather than legacy numbers, the full list here takes a more engagement-focused approach.