So How Many Members Are Visiting Jam Session?

[Tingly]

Those Members List pages are fascinating. You can do all sorts of "tricks" with them.

For instance, there are 30 names per page.

About 10 pages of names come up for having "last visited" the site within the last 12 hours.

That means about 307 members stopped in here the last 12 hours. That's about 26 per hour.

Over the last day and a half, 540 members popped in, about 15 an hour.

And going back a week, about 29 pages (870) members stopped by (124 a day and 5 or so per hour) this week.

What other stats do you think can be derived from the numbers the server automatically produces?

[roger24]

cool stats.

[Prez]

Those numbers equate to approximately 5 hours of work time wasted on the internet per person. Multiplied by 870 members, and that is over 10 full work weeks spent wasting time!

[Tingly]

Very interesting!

[Crashtard]

Those numbers equate to approximately 5 hours of work time wasted on the internet per person. Multiplied by 870 members, and that is over 10 full work weeks spent wasting time!

That's what I like to hear. Let's keep it up!

[Prez]

You are all FIRED!!!

[Hitman!]

There's stats the server can't produce, like... how many posts were clever... ;)

I'm not complaining! At least I have this privacy :D

[T-H-O-M]

Nearly 67% of registered JS members have made less than 10 posts.

And about 13% of registered JS members have never posted.

[Mr. Boston]

I doubt it could be proven, but I'll bet Zappa has spent enough time here, that if Jam Session was a zygote he could have carried it to term and delivered it by now, lol.

[Itakesallkinds]

60% of the time were wasting 100% of the time on JS........huh?

[Tingly]

With baseball season approaching, I should have known that the great mathemeticians of Jam Session would come out and post their "novel theories" about the "JS stats"...

[Mr. Boston]

With baseball season approaching, I should have known that the great mathemeticians of Jam Session would come out and post their "novel theories" about the "JS stats"...

Well personally I'd say I'm batting about 750 in late innings (after midnight) In the Mosh Pit, against Right Wing pitchers, lol.

[millrat]

Those numbers equate to approximately 5 hours of work time wasted on the internet per person. Multiplied by 870 members, and that is over 10 full work weeks spent wasting time!
Please don't tell my boss!

[Johnny3Fingers]

Those numbers equate to approximately 5 hours of work time wasted on the internet per person. Multiplied by 870 members, and that is over 10 full work weeks spent wasting time!

how do you know how much time was wasted when it never says how much time any particular member spent on the site?

[Tingly]

^^ But, statistically, you are wasting time, but with only three fingers. So you waste more time per finger, than anybody.

Right?

I think....

[RHJohnson]

I would love to see a graph of activity through the years.

[gusmanchu]

how do you know how much time was wasted when it never says how much time any particular member spent on the site?How can you say time on this site is a waste at all? Besides some random threads and some gawking at nice guitars I am usually learning something therefore making good use of my time.

[CatfishStudios]

90 percent of all statistics are made up, including this one.

[hammer]

I doubt it could be proven, but I'll bet Zappa has spent enough time here, that if Jam Session was a zygote he could have carried it to term and delivered it by now, lol.

That is a very interesting observation... I also believe it is true.

[imaginary_hero]

there are 55 pages of people who have registered but never posted. thats weird.

[Tingly]

^^ yeah. What the hell is that all about?!

[Tekboy]

I work for myself, so I am the only one who can fire me.

[Tingly]

^^ Also true.

What this has to do with people registering, but not posting, no one knows...