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Could a mod please remind us newcomers when the site went online for the first time.

 

It strikes me that - given the rapid Internet expansion - we'll hit 2,000,000 posts in something around a third of the time it took to hit a million. Does anyone with a role in managing the site want to guess when the double million will come up?

The site went online in late 1996 - but I have just realised the counter is badly flawed as it only records hits on the home page.

 

The full site (including the forum) itself gets about 300,000 page views each month from about 40,000 unique visitors.

 

2005 so far for - 3.5 million page views from 481,000 unique visitors ;)

Those are impressive figures, it's good to know that DeathList is even more popular than the Site Meter indicates.

 

I wonder how the numbers compare to the Royal Forums, perhaps Elspeth can enlighten us.

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The site went online in late 1996 -

So I see - Although how come it took you so long to open the forum?

Believe it or not internet forums were unheard of in those days and winding up those old modems to upload pages wasn't a lot of fun either ;)

 

Reasonably priced webhosting wasn't invented that long ago either

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The site went online in late 1996 -

So I see - Although how come it took you so long to open the forum?

Believe it or not internet forums were unheard of in those days and winding up those old modems to upload pages wasn't a lot of fun either ;)

 

Reasonably priced webhosting wasn't invented that long ago either

It's shocking.

 

Just goes to show how technology and simply how ordinary

things change in A decade.

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Could a mod please remind us newcomers when the site went online for the first time.

 

It strikes me that - given the rapid Internet expansion - we'll hit 2,000,000 posts in something around a third of the time it took to hit a million. Does anyone with a role in managing the site want to guess when the double million will come up?

The site went online in late 1996 - but I have just realised the counter is badly flawed as it only records hits on the home page.

 

The full site (including the forum) itself gets about 300,000 page views each month from about 40,000 unique visitors.

 

2005 so far for - 3.5 million page views from 481,000 unique visitors :angry:

Those are impressive figures, it's good to know that DeathList is even more popular than the Site Meter indicates.

 

I wonder how the numbers compare to the Royal Forums, perhaps Elspeth can enlighten us.

This is the Royal Forums tracker thingy; I'm not sure if it's got the data you're looking for, but there do seem to be numbers of unique visitors and so on; it's just that I don't seen anything where the numbers have been tracked since the site opened.

 

http://extremetracking.com/open?login=royalfor

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The site went online in late 1996 -

So I see - Although how come it took you so long to open the forum?

Believe it or not internet forums were unheard of in those days and winding up those old modems to upload pages wasn't a lot of fun either :lol:

 

Reasonably priced webhosting wasn't invented that long ago either

I know that when Bill Clinton came to office in 1992, there were only 50 websites inthe world...just another bit of useless information. :angry:

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Could a mod please remind us newcomers when the site went online for the first time.

 

It strikes me that - given the rapid Internet expansion - we'll hit 2,000,000 posts in something around a third of the time it took to hit a million. Does anyone with a role in managing the site want to guess when the double million will come up?

The site went online in late 1996 - but I have just realised the counter is badly flawed as it only records hits on the home page.

 

The full site (including the forum) itself gets about 300,000 page views each month from about 40,000 unique visitors.

 

2005 so far for - 3.5 million page views from 481,000 unique visitors :angry:

Those are impressive figures, it's good to know that DeathList is even more popular than the Site Meter indicates.

 

I wonder how the numbers compare to the Royal Forums, perhaps Elspeth can enlighten us.

This is the Royal Forums tracker thingy; I'm not sure if it's got the data you're looking for, but there do seem to be numbers of unique visitors and so on; it's just that I don't seen anything where the numbers have been tracked since the site opened.

 

http://extremetracking.com/open?login=royalfor

Some interesting figures there Elspeth, I'm surprised that The Royal Forums let people see this kind of detail. But as IP addresses can't be matched to users there's no harm I suppose.

 

You average about 9000 unique visitors a day excluding reloads.

 

Almost a third of your visitors are from the USA.

 

You really do get visitors from all over the world, who would have thought royalty was so popular.

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Tempus is on the verge of becoming the leading poster on this forum.

 

He trails Heaven Can Wait by a single post.

 

Come on Tempus, you know you can do it! :rolleyes:

Been up in Scotland all weekend with no access to a computer. That's my excuse.

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I know that when Bill Clinton came to office in 1992,

actually, although elected in November 1992, Billy Pantsdown only became President in January 1993.

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We broke our record for most people online in DL forums today. The new record is 421.

 

I am not sure what the reason is, but I still welcome it.

 

Edit:

 

There are at least 200 viewing the "Fat and Fearless Thread" I guess it has to do with the death of Rosalie Bradford

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We broke our record for most people online in DL forums today. The new record is 421.

 

I am not sure what the reason is, but I still welcome it.

 

Edit: There are at least 200 viewing the "Fat and Fearless Thread" I guess it has to do with the death of

All the attention seems to be on the "Fat and Fearless" thread something to do with Rosalie Bradfords death maybe, can't imagine how that would lead people here though.

 

We don't rate on Google when it comes to Rosalie, so very odd.

A Google search on Rosalie Bradfords dies maybe?

 

Strangely enough no ranters. Yet.

 

regards,

Hein

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If Ms Bradford's death produced no ranter fire we might usefully assume some of the drive by traffic share our grim humour. Mebbe a few new members coming before Christmas eh?

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Could a mod please remind us newcomers when the site went online for the first time.

 

It strikes me that - given the rapid Internet expansion - we'll hit 2,000,000 posts in something around a third of the time it took to hit a million. Does anyone with a role in managing the site want to guess when the double million will come up?

 

Well we're past it now. My guess is that it happened around the end of February? :party::birthday2::birthday2::birthday2:

 

EDIT: Assuming that by "posts" MPFC meant "hits."

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Did indeed mean hits. As a matter of interest, how many posts have their been in total?

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Did indeed mean hits. As a matter of interest, how many posts have their been in total?

88,336 (and counting...) by members and plenty more by the other lot!

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