[semitones]

There are certain kinds of styles of gatherings that do much better when there are 40-50 people present, rather than 10-20. If you are going for a low pressure hang and want 10-20, it's easy enough to just tell friends and tell them to tell others, you'll hit those numbers easy. If you are trying to do something a bit more memorable and you want to guarantee a higher turnout, you have to invest more effort into ensuring attendance. If you can get 50+ people to "just show up" without putting effort in, that means _someone_ (one of your friends) is putting the effort in, you're in college, or you're just super hot and famous

[symbogra]

Low pressure hang of 10-20 people.

Reminds me of an acquaintance who told me he was an introvert; he said after 20 hours of being around people he'd need a couple hours to recharge.

[IanCal]

Just depends on the set. 10 people can just be five friends and their partners around one table. 20 people who don’t all know each other feels more than twice the size.

[dyauspitr]

Or you live in a society where people are naturally inclined to go to parties because it’s normal to do so frequently.

[ljlolel]

If that’s the case then you’re competing with other parties for those 50 so you’re back to it being hard

[nicbou]

This dismissive tone does not encourage pleasant conversation. Mind the website’s guidelines.