I have been away for about 10 days, so I found an appalling amount of
email waiting to be read. As I worked on the t-and-f collection, it
occurred to me to see where the posts were coming from. Today, as I
am waiting around for some truck parts, I looked into it. I had
already deleted a number of digests, but of 320 posts in 13 digests
from about the last week (#3156-3168), the top 10 posters are:
1. [EMAIL PROTECTED] 58
2. Conway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 14
3. R.T. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12
4. Michael Rohl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11
5. Christopher Goss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9
6. malmo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 8
6. A.J. Craddock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 8
8. Andre Sammartino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 7
8. [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7
8. [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7
It seems that about 0.5% of the members provide 44% of the written
material. Without GH's amazing productivity (warming up for Olympic
writing?), the the percentage by the "top 10" (really 12 -- a
three-way tie) would drop to 32%.
In this period of time, 109 list members posted at least once. At
least 46 posts (14%) came from countries other than the US -- not
surprisingly, Australia easily leads the list.
Pat Palmer
