Stats comp.dcom.voice-over-ip (last 7 days)
Top 10 posters for the period:
rank posts kbytes name 1 8 14.8 Rick Merrill 2 4 12.4 Marc H.Popek 3 4 8.6 Zebedee 4 3 5.8 Miguel Cruz 5 3 5.3 Ivor Jones 6 3 4.3 logisticky@nospam_yahoo.com 7 2 5.3 Mike Schumann 8 2 5.2 snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com 9 2 4.9 Cloaked 10 2 3.2 burris ----- ------ 33 69.7 Total for top 10
Totals for the newsgroup: 57 posters 86 articles 151.7 kbytes
The top 10 accounted for: 17.54% of the posters 38.37% of the articles 45.95% of the bytes
Averages: 1.51 articles / poster 1.76 kbytes / article 2.66 kbytes / poster
24 people posted for the first time this period. They went on to post 29 articles altogetherThe new posters accounted for: 42.11% of the posters 33.72% of the articles 30.43% of the bytes
Top 10 subjects for the period:
posts kbytes subject 7 11.0 Converting cell-phone headset to computer headset 6 13.3 FXO-FXS transparent VoIP for KSU extensions? 6 11.0 Again: Virtual Modem for VoIP 6 9.8 Features? 5 10.6 Adsl+sip+did 5 8.8 VoIP killing off POTS 4 5.5 Voice Over IP Walkie Talkies 4 4.9 voip rates! 4 4.8 Simplest P2P program? 3 5.4 Hardware switch one single-line phone two lines
86 articles on 38 subjects 59 were followups (68.60%) 10 were crossposts (11.63%)151.7 kbytes total headers: 81.0kb 53.40% quoted text: 24.0kb 15.80% original text: 41.5kb 27.37% signatures: 1.0kb 0.69%
Averages: 2.26 articles / subjetc 1.76 kbytes / article 3.99 kbytes / subject
Postings per weekday:
Day posts Monday 10 * Tuesday 13 * Wednesday 13 * Thursday 11 * Friday 15 ** Saturday 15 ** Sunday 9 * (*=10 posts)
Top 10 newsreader agents used (accumulated):
posts newsreader users 27 (31.40%) outlook 15 26.32% 21 (24.42%) g2 17 29.82% 9 (10.47%) mozilla 2 3.51% 6 ( 6.98%) thunderbird 5 8.77% 4 ( 4.65%) forte 3 5.26% 3 ( 3.49%) trn 1 1.75% 2 ( 2.33%) mynewsgroups 2 3.51% 2 ( 2.33%) unknown 2 3.51% 2 ( 2.33%) mailgate 1 1.75% 2 ( 2.33%) i.e.c.c., 1 1.75%
18 different agents have been used (versions unaccounted).DISCLAIMER Please, take these stats with a dash of salt, quantity might not always imply any quality.
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