PDML readers - statistics

2006-01-18 Thread Igor Roshchin
If somebody is curious, - I was able to estimate the number of the PDML readers. No, it is not the number of PDML subscribers, - as some people read it on the web-site - via mail-archive interface. Of course, this number is not exact, and some people don't read regularly, and some people read ju

Re: PDML readers - statistics

2006-01-18 Thread P. J. Alling
Igor Roshchin wrote: If somebody is curious, - I was able to estimate the number of the PDML readers. No, it is not the number of PDML subscribers, - as some people read it on the web-site - via mail-archive interface. Of course, this number is not exact, and some people don't read regularly,

Re: PDML readers - statistics

2006-01-18 Thread Igor Roshchin
PPS. Just in case somebody believed the very last paragraph of my PS in the original message,.. - that's... well.. still close to "PS".. and not quite "PBS"... let's say, just a fantasy. The rest is true. And sorry, I forgot to mark it "OT". Igor PPPS. "Just because you are not paranoid doe

Re: PDML readers - statistics

2006-01-18 Thread Doug Brewer
. nope. Right now, we're running right about 500 regular list subs, 400 digest subs, and who knows how many on Mail-archive readers. Judging from the complaints I get if the archives are slow/dormant, it's in the hundreds. Doug List Guy now with email capacity again. On Jan 18, 2006,

Re: PDML readers - statistics

2006-01-18 Thread Tim Sherburne
Well, there's a difference between subscribers and active readers. Perhaps Igor was looking at his own web stats on a PESO page or something similar? Tim On 1/18/06 14:58, Doug Brewer wrote: > . nope. > Right now, we're running right about 500 regular list subs, 400 > digest subs, and who k

Re: PDML readers - statistics

2006-01-18 Thread Cotty
On 18/1/06, Igor Roshchin, discombobulated, unleashed: > I >simply marked some electrons that are used for sending my >electronic messages to the list. yeah I saw those, so I gobbed on them and sent them back. Cheers, Cotty ___/\__ || (O) | People, Places, Pastiche ||=|ht

Re: PDML readers - statistics

2006-01-18 Thread Igor Roshchin
Doug, Wow! Those numbers are quite impressive. As Tim pointed out, I indeed was referring to the active readers, and his guess is very close to how I estimated. Of course that underestimates even the number of readers, as some people skip some threads. As a side note, there is probably a good o

Re: PDML readers - statistics

2006-01-18 Thread Norman Baugher
I think you're wrong Doug. Norm Doug Brewer wrote: . nope. Right now, we're running right about 500 regular list subs, 400 digest subs, and who knows how many on Mail-archive readers. Judging from the complaints I get if the archives are slow/dormant, it's in the hundreds.

Re: PDML readers - statistics

2006-01-18 Thread Eactivist
In a message dated 1/18/2006 6:51:27 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I myself, subscribe to the digest version to be able to post to the list, while reading it on the web (and to have a backup for some cases of mail-archive hickups and peculiarities). Gmail would probably be a

Re: PDML readers - statistics

2006-01-18 Thread Eactivist
In a message dated 1/18/2006 6:51:33 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I think you're wrong Doug. Norm Doug Brewer wrote: > . nope. > Right now, we're running right about 500 regular list subs, 400 > digest subs, and who knows how many on Mail-archive readers. Judging >