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TFF Central => Announcements => Topic started by: Tweak on August 29, 2010, 01:42:19 PM
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I decided a number of you might be interested in the statistics for the forums. The forum gives statistical information (http://www.thefurryforum.com/forums/index.php?action=stats) but this is very much limited to the scope of the forum.
The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends an information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 29th August, 12:15am GMT
So far this month the forums have transferred over 10.5 GIGABYTES of data, an increase of over 250 MB from last month and nearly 4 GB more than in January, the data has increased every month bar May when it dropped to only 6.5 GB. This means that per visit each user downloads 12 MB of data through an average of 2.5 visits per visitor. This includes over 2 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 19th August and the quietest was the 14th August. By 15 minutes past the "new day" today the forums had already transferred more data than on the 14th. Interesting the busiest day of the week is a Thursday with the quietest being Monday. Most visits occur around 11pm GMT (5pm Central) with the least at 8am GMT (2am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the UK, however as the server IP is included as a host (due to internal calls for avatars etc) this is skewed and the highest is the USA followed by the UK. We've also had visitors from Sweden, Russia, Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Malaysia, China, Latvia, New Zealand, Iraq, Finland, Norway, Ukraine, Poland, Oman, Slovakia, Thailand, Austria, Luxembourg, Israel and Romania.
The top 25 users shows Cyan having used the most bandwidth this month (after the server) followed closely by Crevan with Kid Jojo at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 200 MB of data (this doesn't include internal calls to load avatars etc).
When it comes to various robots and spiders Yahoo Slurp has used over 1 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 255 MB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 15 minutes.
85% of users use Windows with 36% using XP followed by 32% using 2008 and then Vista / 7 with 15%. Mac accounts for 9.2% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is a measly 2.5% with the majority using Ubuntu, although SUSE, Mandriva/Mandrake and Fedora are shown too. Other operating systems include the PSP, Wii, Solaris and Symbian.
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 33% usages with the latest 3.6(.8) being used, hits come from FF 4 as well as 3.5(.11) and even some from 3.0(.19) with a few still on FF 2. IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. The most commonly used browser is Google Chrome with over a quarter of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, Samsung, LG, Motorola and Android are also used.
81% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 10% come from Search engines. Another 8% are linked from various sites.
Please note that although this records can all be linked up, the information is presented separately for privacy reasons. Any connections appearing on this page are merely coincidental and I have not "stalked" any specific user.
I hope you've found the mass of information on the forums interesting. If people would be interested in a monthly update I would be happy to consider it.
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That is very interesting Tweak, Like you said i just type this forum address into the address bar, I cant bookmark it sadly.
Can i ask how many visitors have come from Oman if i may, i know i have but thats cause i am on holiday and wow the UK, I never would have thought.
It's also very interesting to see that i am number two in the bandwidth thing. I'm surprised.
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Yeah, pretty interesting actually XP
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I read the statistics part in the main forum part all the time, nice to see the server results :P.
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I read the statistics part in the main forum part all the time, nice to see the server results :P.
Where White?
That is very interesting Tweak, Like you said i just type this forum address into the address bar, I cant bookmark it sadly.
Can i ask how many visitors have come from Oman if i may, i know i have but thats cause i am on holiday and wow the UK, I never would have thought.
It's also very interesting to see that i am number two in the bandwidth thing. I'm surprised.
BTW i would Love regular updates of this, All on this thread
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I read the statistics part in the main forum part all the time, nice to see the server results :P.
Where White?
At the bottom of the forum index, above where it lists the users online. The link is here: http://www.thefurryforum.com/forums/index.php?action=stats
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Thank-you Zephyr
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Can i ask how many visitors have come from Oman if i may, i know i have but thats cause i am on holiday and wow the UK, I never would have thought.
It's also very interesting to see that i am number two in the bandwidth thing. I'm surprised.
Oman accounted for 2500 hits - most likely a single person. The UK have quite a lot of users really, we aren't that small! Bandwidth per user differs, I just thought it may be of interest.
Regular updates will be done.
Just to show - another 5 GB of bandwidth has already been used in the past 9 hours, I think I'm going to have to increase the limits!
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Can i ask how many visitors have come from Oman if i may, i know i have but thats cause i am on holiday and wow the UK, I never would have thought.
It's also very interesting to see that i am number two in the bandwidth thing. I'm surprised.
Oman accounted for 2500 hits - most likely a single person. The UK have quite a lot of users really, we aren't that small! Bandwidth per user differs, I just thought it may be of interest.
*Holds Paw in air* My bad
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So that means the website will cost more per month to host right o.o?
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Interesting info, I look forward to seeing how the data changes in the future. And Solaris? I know the workstations and severs are still in use widely enough to matter but I didn't think any visitors would be running the OS.
Anyway, thanks for the info Tweak.
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So that means the website will cost more per month to host right o.o?
Technically it would, yes. But as the package isn't paid for directly it won't cost me more out of pocket.
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I don't really understand what you mean by not directly, but that's good to hear. This place is expensive already o.o
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The server is what donations are collected for, the server hosts a number of things as well as providing paid hosting. Each site hosted has its own package which cost a certain amount monthly, because no-one pays for the forums directly (donations cover everything) it means that no costs increase with upgrades unless it hits the server limits.
This gives more expansion without affecting costs. Donations cover all my costs as it cuts down my time and money input allowing me to focus on more.
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Visitors from Slovakia!
That was me when i was on holiday :P
Anyway, interesting stuff... And you do a great job of running the forums Tweak ^_^
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Yes thank-you Tweak for keeping this place running, Totally pawsome
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O... I know I'm late, but wow
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This month's statistics have been uploaded earlier as I will have no further chances before October.
The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends an information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 24th September, 14:37 GMT
So far this month the forums have transferred over 14 GIGABYTES of data, an increase of over 1.5 GB from last month and nearly 7 GB more than in January. This means that per visit each user downloads 15 MB of data through an average of 2.5 visits per visitor. This includes over 4 GB of bandwidth from bots etc. As many of you will have noticed, this actually hit the hard limit set on the account, this will be raised for next month to insure it doesn't affect the forum availability in the future.
The busiest day this month was the 12th (nearly 1 GB) and the quietest was the 6th. Interesting the busiest days of the week is Sunday and Thursday with the quietest being Friday. Most visits occur around 11pm GMT (5pm Central) with the least at 8am GMT (2am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by the UK (now the server logging has been fixed). We've also had visitors from Oman, Poland, Australia, Canada, Norway, Sweden, Russia, Germany, the Netherlands, Romania, Ukraine, Czech Republic, China, Latvia, New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Israel, Spain, Thailand, Luxembourg, Brazil and Japan.
The top 25 users shows Crevan having used the most bandwidth this month followed closely by Lita with Macid0031 at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 600 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders Yahoo Slurp has used over 2 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 450 MB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 15 minutes.
85% of users use Windows with 30% using XP followed by 40% using 2008 and then Vista / 7 with 10%. Mac accounts for 10.7% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is a measly 4.5% with the majority using Ubuntu, although SUSE and Fedora are shown too. Other operating systems include the PSP, Wii and Symbian.
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 27% usage with the latest 3.6(.10) being used, hits come from FF 4 as well as 3.5(.13) and even some from 3.0(.19) with a few still on FF 2. IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. The most commonly used browser is Google Chrome with over 42% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, Samsung, LG, Motorola and Android are also used.
88% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 10% come from Search engines. Another 2% are linked from various sites.
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That's strange, I come on here a lot with Android OS.
Edit: And iOS
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As do I, sometimes the Android browser is identified incorrectly.
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I do to woot, and idk if that's good or ad that its so popular, with the price to maintain it increasing >->
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At the moment it's manageable, would be nice to get some increased revenue coming in though, would also give a buffer if the need for physical expansion is required.
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Oh wow, I'm one of the top users. Nice. I think. XD
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Oh wow, I'm one of the top users. Nice. I think. XD
So am i, I am not sure if thats a good thing though :/
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I'd say so, but thats just me.
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jsut a thought, but would it decrease the amount of upkeep costs to get rid of some of the sub-forums? like combine the story forums into one big one?
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Nope - not in the slightest.
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It's been a month already! So, here are the statistics for October.
The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends an information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 25th October, 12:30 GMT
So far this month the forums have transferred over 19 GIGABYTES of data, a small increase from last month and 13 GB more than in January. This means that per visit each user downloads 21 MB of data through an average of 2.5 visits per visitor. This includes over 3 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 12th (over 1 GB) and the quietest was the 16th. Interesting the busiest days of the week is Tuesday and Wednesday with the quietest being Monday. Most visits occur around 2am GMT (8pm Central) with the least at 12am GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by the UK. We've also had visitors from Oman, Australia, Norway, Canada, Poland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Russia, Ukraine, Czech Republic, China, Germany, Denmark, Latvia, Thailand, Israel, Japan, Iraq, Luxembourg, Croatia, France, Finland and Romania.
The top 25 users shows CrazyCat having used the most bandwidth this month followed closely by Many Coleo Brush with Dessum Ryugen at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 900 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders Yahoo Slurp has used over 2 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 1.22 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 15 minutes.
85% of users use Windows with 30% using XP followed by 40% using 2008 and then Vista / 7 with 14%. Mac accounts for 9% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is a measly 5% with the majority using Android, although Ubuntu, SUSE, Debian and Fedora are shown too. Other operating systems include the PSP, Wii and Symbian.
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 32% usage with the latest 3.6(.10/11) being used, hits come from FF 4 as well as 3.5(.13) and even some from 3.0(.19). IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. The most commonly used browser is Google Chrome with over 37% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, Samsung, LG, Motorola and Android are also used.
88% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 10% come from Search engines. Another 2% are linked from various sites.
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Yay! More statistics!
Well, posting it every month, it's pretty interesting to read :3
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Dang, I wonder how much I have to post to make it to the top 25, I must be going too slow :P
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Dang, I wonder how much I have to post to make it to the top 25, I must be going too slow :P
Your IP address changes. Top 25 is based on the same IP, you may well be top. The statistics aren't 100% accurate.
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Thats interesting, So if i went back to the UK (Which i will be soon) I will basicly reset
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True, I use 6 or 7 different places all the time.
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Thats interesting, So if i went back to the UK (Which i will be soon) I will basicly reset
Activity would just be recorded under a UK IP as opposed to an Oman one.
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Thats interesting, So if i went back to the UK (Which i will be soon) I will basicly reset
Activity would just be recorded under a UK IP as opposed to an Oman one.
Makes sense.
Thanks for keeping this place running Tweak ^_^
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Time is going far too quickly. Here are the statistics for November.
The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends an information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 27th November, 12:07 GMT
So far this month the forums have transferred over 14 GIGABYTES of data, a decrease of 10 GB from last month but still 8 GB more than in January. This means that per visit each user downloads 14 MB of data through an average of 2.6 visits per visitor. This includes over 4 GB of bandwidth from bots etc. The decrease may be partially due to you finally going to school or some changes to our caching procedures.
The busiest day this month was the 12th (over 800 MB) and the quietest was the 17th. Interesting the busiest days of the week are Tuesday and Thursday with the quietest being Sunday. Most visits occur around 3am GMT (6pm Central) with the least at 12am GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by the UK. We've also had visitors from Australia, Oman, Finland, Canada, Russia, Poland, Sweden, Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Ukraine, Germany, Puerto Rico, Portugal, China, Latvia, Romania, Israel, Norway, Belgium, Luxembourg and Japan.
The top 25 users shows DrakeFox having used the most bandwidth this month followed closely by Macid 0031 with Somebody at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 700 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders Yahoo Slurp has used over 2 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 1.14 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 15 minutes.
80% of users use Windows with 34% using 2008 followed by 25% using XP and then Vista / 7 with 19%. Mac accounts for 14% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is a measly 5% with the majority using Ubuntu, although Android, Mandriva and Fedora are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian. (It's likely Win 2008 it caused by school browsing where traffic is forwarded through the school's servers)
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 37% usage with the latest 3.6(.12) being used, hits come from FF 4 as well as 3.5(.15) and even some from 3.0(.19). IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 25% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, Samsung, LG, Motorola, iPhone and Android are also used.
91% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 7% come from Search engines. Another 1% are linked from various sites.
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Time is going far too quickly. Here are the statistics for November.
The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends an information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 27th November, 12:07 GMT
So far this month the forums have transferred over 14 GIGABYTES of data, a decrease of 10 GB from last month but still 8 GB more than in January. This means that per visit each user downloads 14 MB of data through an average of 2.6 visits per visitor. This includes over 4 GB of bandwidth from bots etc. The decrease may be partially due to you finally going to school or some changes to our caching procedures.
The busiest day this month was the 12th (over 800 MB) and the quietest was the 17th. Interesting the busiest days of the week are Tuesday and Thursday with the quietest being Sunday. Most visits occur around 3am GMT (6pm Central) with the least at 12am GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by the UK. We've also had visitors from Australia, Oman, Finland, Canada, Russia, Poland, Sweden, Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Ukraine, Germany, Puerto Rico, Portugal, China, Latvia, Romania, Israel, Norway, Belgium, Luxembourg and Japan.
The top 25 users shows DrakeFox having used the most bandwidth this month followed closely by Macid 0031 with Somebody at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 700 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders Yahoo Slurp has used over 2 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 1.14 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 15 minutes.
80% of users use Windows with 34% using 2008 followed by 25% using XP and then Vista / 7 with 19%. Mac accounts for 14% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is a measly 5% with the majority using Ubuntu, although Android, Mandriva and Fedora are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian. (It's likely Win 2008 it caused by school browsing where traffic is forwarded through the school's servers)
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 37% usage with the latest 3.6(.12) being used, hits come from FF 4 as well as 3.5(.15) and even some from 3.0(.19). IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 25% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, Samsung, LG, Motorola, iPhone and Android are also used.
91% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 7% come from Search engines. Another 1% are linked from various sites.
Does that include Windows Mobile 6.5? I think the Opera one is probably Opera Mobile but not sure.
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Opera is both desktop and Mobile.
Windows Mobile appears but with a very small percentage.
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Ok, Cool.
Thankies for everything Tweak ^_^
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At least it's heading down in usage
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Meh, that isn't necessarily a good thing.
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Well I figured it be better because it wont be close to over loading again :/
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Overload isn't caused by visitors here.
The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends an information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 29th December, 17:27 GMT
So far this month the forums have transferred over 19 GIGABYTES of data, an increase of 2 GB from last month and 13 GB more than in January. This means that per visit each user downloads 15 MB of data through an average of 2.8 visits per visitor. This doesn't include over 10 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 6th (over 1 GB) and the quietest was the 26th. Interesting the busiest days of the week are Saturday and Thursday with the quietest being Tuesday. Most visits occur around 3am GMT (6pm Central) with the least at 12am GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by Canada. We've also had visitors from the UK, Australia, Norway, Finland, Oman, Germany, Russia, Sweden, Latvia, Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Ukraine, China, Poland, Israel, Romania, Croatia, Ireland, Denmark, France, Mexico and Turkey.
The top 25 users shows Macid having used the most bandwidth this month followed closely by shadowfox with Lita Sableoak at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 900 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used over 4 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 1.9 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 15 minutes.
82% of users use Windows with 38% using 2008 followed by 30% using XP and then Vista / 7 with 11%. Mac accounts for 13% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is a measly 4% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, SUSE and Fedora are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian. (It's likely Win 2008 it caused by school browsing where traffic is forwarded through the school's servers)
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 50% usage with the latest 3.6(.13) being used, hits come from FF 4 as well as 3.5(.16) and even some from 3.0(.19). IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 20% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, Samsung, LG, Motorola, iPhone and Android are also used.
91% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 7% come from Search engines. Another 1% are linked from various sites.
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yay im number 1! 19 gigs of data this month, wheh thats a lot
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29 gigabytes if you count the bot traffic too.
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What's the record for the longest period of time spent online consecutively?
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159d 21h 43m
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Woah. :o
Okay, don't think I'm going to beat that. ^_^
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends an information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 1st February, 12:04 GMT. Period reporting is for January, slightly late posting.
Last month the forums have transferred over 17 GIGABYTES of data, despite the downtime we experienced. This means that per visit each user downloads 12 MB of data through an average of 2.6 visits per visitor. This doesn't include over 10 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 17th (1 GB) and the quietest was the 21th (3 MB). Interesting the busiest days of the week are Monday and Wednesday with the quietest being Friday. Most visits occur around 1am GMT (7pm Central) with the least at 9am GMT (3am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by Canada. We've also had visitors from the UK, Germany, Australia, Finland, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Russia, Poland, Ukraine, China, Czech Republic, Latvia, France, Mexico, Israel, Croatia, Romania, Spain, Denmark, Brazil and South Korea.
The top 25 users shows Macid having used the most bandwidth this month followed closely by WingedZephyr with shadowfox at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 900 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used over 4 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 1.8 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 15 minutes.
84% of users use Windows with 35% using 2008 followed by 26% using X.P and then Vista / 7 with 18%. Mac accounts for 10% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is a measly 4% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, SUSE, Fedora and Debian are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian. (It's likely Win 2008 it caused by school browsing where traffic is forwarded through the school's servers)
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 50% usage with the latest 3.6(.13) being used, hits come from FF 4 as well as 3.5(.16) and even some from 3.0(.19). IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 20% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, Samsung, LG, Motorola, iPhone and Android are also used.
88% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 10% come from Search engines. Another 1% are linked from various sites.
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Dang I never make it to top >.>
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends an information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 27th February, 23:50 GMT. Posted slightly earlier to take advantage of the weekend.
This month the forums have transferred nearly 19 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 100% uptime, the first monthly 100% since August 2009. This means that per visit each user downloads 13 MB of data through an average of 2.8 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 8 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 3rd (over 1 GB) and the quietest was the 16th (nearly 500 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Monday and Sunday with the quietest being Saturday. Most visits occur around 6am GMT (12am Central) with the least at 12pm GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by the UK. We've also had visitors from Canada, Australia, Norway, Finland, Germany, Russia, Sweden, Croatia, the Netherlands, France, Ukraine, Poland, Latvia, Denmark, China, Czech Republic, Thailand, Serbia, Barbados, Austria, Romania and Israel.
The top 25 users shows Macid having used the most bandwidth this month followed closely by CrazyCat with KangaDrake at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 600 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used over 2.6 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 1.7 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 15 minutes.
82% of users use Windows with 38% using 2008 followed by 24% using X.P and then Vista / 7 with 17%. Mac accounts for 8% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is a measly 3% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, Fedora and Debian are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian. (It's likely Win 2008 it caused by school browsing where traffic is forwarded through the school's servers)
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 47% usage with the latest 3.6(.13) being used, hits come from FF 4 as well as 3.5(.16) and even some from 3.0(.19). IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 18% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, Samsung, LG, Motorola, iPhone and Android are also used.
91% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 8% come from Search engines. Another 1% are linked from various sites.
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I feel bad not contributing more, since im at the top of bandwith. Roomate problems so no extra moneys! I will donate more though, this I promise.
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends and information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 29th March, 12:09 GMT. Posted slightly earlier as I will be quite busy the next couple of days.
This month the forums have transferred nearly 30 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 98.89% uptime, caused by a 45 minute network outage. This means that per visit each user downloads 17 MB of data through an average of 2.9 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 9 GB of bandwidth from bots etc. This huge increase means that bandwidth limits for the forums may have to be increased to keep the forums online.
The busiest day this month was the 1st (over 1.4 GB) and the quietest was the 12th (nearly 600 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Wednesday and Thursday with the quietest being Sunday. Most visits occur around 12am GMT (6pm Central) with the least at 12pm GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by Canada. We've also had visitors from the UK, Finland, Sweden, Australia, Germany, Norway, Russia, Hungary, Denmark, Portugal, Croatia, Ukraine, China, France, Poland, the Netherlands, Barbados, Czech Republic, Serbia, Latvia, Romania and Spain.
The top 25 users shows Rob having used the most bandwidth this month followed closely by Macid with Nic at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 1.4 GB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used over 2.6 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 1.8 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 18 minutes.
74% of users use Windows with 45% using 2008 followed by 19% using X.P and then Vista / 7 with 7%. Mac accounts for 8% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is a measly 3% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, Fedora, Suse, Mandriva, CentOS and Debian are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian. (It's likely Win 2008 it caused by school browsing where traffic is forwarded through the school's servers)
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 42% usage with the latest 4.0 as well as 3.6(.16) being used, hits come from FF 4 as well as 3.5(.18) and even some from 3.0(.19). IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 9, 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 13% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, iPhone and Android are also used.
98% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 1.7% come from Search engines. Another 0.3% are linked from various sites.
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Rob is a bandwidth nommer :D
i was the one putting Portugal on the list, whoo!
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Where was I in the top 25 of bandwith use?
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I wonder about that person who was on the forum for an hour :P
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Where was I in the top 25 of bandwith use?
You weren't.
I wonder about that person who was on the forum for an hour :P
Nearly 3500 visits were for that long, so it obviously is quite common.
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Tweak just likes to destroy everyones happiness... joking :D lol
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends and information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 1st May, 02:08 GMT.
This month the forums have transferred nearly 30 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 99.99% uptime, caused by scheduled maintenance. This means that per visit each user downloads 1.6 MB of data through an average of 2.6 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 13 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 7th (over 1.5 GB) and the quietest was the 22nd (over 500 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Monday and Tuesday with the quietest being Friday. Most visits occur around 12am GMT (6pm Central) with the least at 12pm GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by the UK. We've also had visitors from the Finland, Canada, Norway, Germany, Australia, Sweden, Russia, France, Hungary, China, Ukraine, Poland, Spain, Czech Republic, Puerto Rico, Latvia, Barbados, Denmark, the Netherlands, Japan, Brazil and Romania.
The top 25 users shows Macid having used the most bandwidth this month followed closely by Rob with Twister at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 1 GB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used nearly 4.5 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 1.8 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 19 minutes.
65% of users use Windows with 37% using 2008 followed by 17% using X.P and then Vista / 7 with 9%. Mac accounts for 8% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is at 12% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva, CentOS and FreeBSD are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian. (It's likely Win 2008 it caused by school browsing where traffic is forwarded through the school's servers)
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 40% usage with the latest 4.0(.1) as well as 3.6(.17) being used, hits come from 3.5(.18) and even some from 3.0(.19). IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 9, 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 23% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, iPhone and Android are also used.
97% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 2.5% come from Search engines. Another 0.2% are linked from various sites.
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97% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 2.5% come from Search engines. Another 0.2% are linked from various sites.
Just out of curiosity.. where did the remaining 0.3% go? Considering that makes only 99.7%
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I rounded down the 97%..
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends and information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 1st June, 10:49 GMT.
Last month the forums transferred nearly 21 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 100% uptime. This means that per visit each user downloads 1.2 MB of data through an average of 2.6 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 18 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 25th (over 950 MB) and the quietest was the 6th (over 500 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Tuesday and Wednesday with the quietest being Friday. Most visits occur around 10pm GMT (4pm Central) with the least at 9am GMT (3am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by the UK. We've also had visitors from the Canada, Australia, Sweden, Germany, Norway, Ukraine, Russia, China, Poland, France, Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Serbia, Latvia, Denmark, Finland, Romania, South Korea, Spain, Pakistan, Israel, Slovenia.
The top 25 users shows WingedZephyr having used the most bandwidth this month followed closely by Macid with Chris the Lizard at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 700 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used nearly 2.9 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 1.6 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 17 minutes.
70% of users use Windows with 40% using 2008 followed by 18% using X.P and then Vista / 7 with 10%. Mac accounts for 9% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is at 4% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, SUSE, Fedora, Debian and FreeBSD are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian. (It's likely Win 2008 it caused by school browsing where traffic is forwarded through the school's servers)
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 44% usage with the latest 4.0(.1) as well as 3.6(.17) being used, hits come from 3.5(.19) and even some from 3.0(.19). IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 9, 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 18% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, iPhone and Android are also used.
96% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 3.6% come from Search engines. Another 0.4% are linked from various sites.
The drop in usage this month is likely due to the final exams for many people before the end in the school year.
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Interesting! Thanks Tweak.
Stats are always a good read.
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I'm sure Im like 50% of all that mac usage XD
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I usually use my Mac on the forum. :P
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really? I've always thought of this place as being dominated by Windows users
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I'm a mac user,
But I have windows on my mac :B SO ruigvugf!!
And a smaaall part of that school population was probably me until the school's IP got banned for trolling or something, xDD except I don't think my school uses Windows on their server.
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends and information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 2nd July, 12:06 GMT.
Last month the forums transferred nearly 20 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 100% uptime. This means that per visit each user downloads 1 MB of data through an average of 2.4 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 15 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 17th (nearly 1 GB) and the quietest was the 12th (over 430 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Thursday and Friday with the quietest being Sunday. Most visits occur around 4am GMT (10pm Central) with the least at 12am GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by Canada. We've also had visitors from the UK, Germany, Australia, Russia, Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, Ukraine, China, Poland, France, Belgium, Czech Republic, Latvia, Denmark, Romania, Israel, Moldova, Ireland, Slovenia, Brazil, Puerto Rico.
The top 25 users shows Macid having used the most bandwidth this month followed closely by WingedZephyr with Lita Sableoak at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 900 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used nearly 6.8 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 1.7 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 17 minutes.
69% of users use Windows with 34% using 7 followed by 20% using X.P and then Vista with 11%. Mac accounts for 13% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is at 4% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, SUSE, Fedora, Debian and FreeBSD are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian.
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 40% usage with the latest 5.0, 4.0(.2) as well as 3.6(.18) being used, hits come from 3.5(.19) and even some from 3.0(.19). IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 9, 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 17% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, iPhone and Android are also used.
96% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 3.6% come from Search engines. Another 0.4% are linked from various sites.
And now back to my holiday!
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends and information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 31st July, 22:42 GMT.
Last month the forums transferred nearly 19 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 99.61% uptime due to some DDoS attacks. This means that per visit each user downloads 1 MB of data through an average of 2.4 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 22 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 13th (nearly 1 GB) and the quietest was the 22nd (over 400 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Wednesday and Saturday with the quietest being Sunday. Most visits occur around 3am GMT (9pm Central) with the least at 12am GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by Canada. We've also had visitors from the UK, Germany, Russia, Australia, China, Sweden, Norway, Poland, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Latvia, France, the Netherlands, Romania, Hungary, Ireland, South Korea, Lithuania, Israel, Spain, Moldova and Brazil.
The top 25 users shows Macid having, once again, used the most bandwidth this month followed by Scar WhiteDream with Rappy at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 900 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used nearly 8.25 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 3.7 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 17 minutes.
67% of users use Windows with 33% using 7 followed by 16% using X.P and then Vista with 14%. Mac accounts for 14% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is at 2% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, SUSE, Fedora and CentOS are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian.
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 35% usage with the latest 5.0(.1), 4.0(.2) as well as 3.6(.19) being used, hits come from 3.5(.19) and even some from 3.0(.19) as well as the beta versions 6 and 7. IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 9, 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 19% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, iPhone and Android are also used.
95% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 4% come from Search engines. Another 1% are linked from various sites.
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The top 25 users shows Macid having, once again, used the most bandwidth this month followed by Scar WhiteDream with Rappy at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 900 MB of data.
:o ... I feel VERY special now :3 ...Or not if it's a bad thing for the main server :(
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Im sorry for using so much bandwith! I just wanna be a good mod! *cries*
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*hugs macid* dont cry your a good mod
intresting stats i see alot of people here like fire fox then
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Apologies for the delay in this, I kept forgetting to post. Time goes too fast!
The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends and information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 31st August, 23:59 GMT.
Last month the forums transferred nearly 19 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 99.53% uptime due to a major DDoS attack due to a reported bug in the Apache server. This has been mitigated through a change to the configuration and will be patched later this afternoon. This means that per visit each user downloads 1 MB of data through an average of 2.4 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 11 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 8th (over 1 GB) and the quietest was the 14th (over 350 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Sunday and Wednesday with the quietest being Thursday. Most visits occur around 3am GMT (9pm Central) with the least at 8am GMT (2am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by the UK. We've also had visitors from the Canada, Germany, Sweden, Russia, Australia, China, Hungary, Norway, Ukraine, Poland, Latvia, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, South Korea, France, Romania, Brazil, Moldova, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Indonesia and Israel.
The top 25 users shows WingedZephyr having used the most bandwidth this month closely followed by Macid with Sagastrina at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 1 GB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used nearly 2 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 1.7 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 17 minutes.
70% of users use Windows with 40% using 7 followed by 15% using X.P and then Vista with 13%. Mac accounts for 16% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is at 7% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, Redhat, Gentoo, Fedora and CentOS are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian.
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 41% usage with the latest 6.0(.1), 5, 4 and 3.6 being used, hits come from 3.5(.19) and even some from 3.0(.19) as well as the beta versions 7, 8 and 9. IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 9, 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 19% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, iPhone and Android are also used.
94% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 5% come from Search engines. Another 1% are linked from various sites.
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I wonder what various sites people get linked from o.O
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wow thats alot of data... how dose it transfer so much just through text?
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We do have images to. However, it's the PHP files which use most of the bandwidth and it'll be the sheer amount of visits we get. It may decrease a little due to the new caching methods.
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends and information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 1st October, 12:13 GMT.
Last month the forums transferred nearly 13 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 98.6% uptime. This means that per visit each user downloads 750 KB of data through an average of 2.6 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 14 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 6th (over 700 MB) and the quietest was the 24th (over 185 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Tuesday and Thursday with the quietest being Saturday. Most visits occur around 2am GMT (8pm Central) with the least at 9am GMT (3am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by the UK. We've also had visitors from the Canada, Australia, Norway, Germany, China, Russia, Czech Republic, Ukraine, France, Hungary, the Netherlands, Poland, Latvia, South Korea, Italy, the Philippines, Israel, Romania, Brazil, Thailand and Hong Kong.
The top 25 users shows WingedZephyr having used the most bandwidth this month closely followed by Macid with Kyriin at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 500 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used nearly 3.5 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 2.4 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 17 minutes.
66% of users use Windows with 39% using 7 followed by 13% using X.P and then Vista with 11%. Mac accounts for 16% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is at 5% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, Redhat, Gentoo, Fedora and CentOS are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian.
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 40% usage with the latest 7.0(.1), 6, 5, 4 and 3.6 being used, hits come from 3.5 and even some from 3.0 as well as the beta versions 8 and 9. IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 9, 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 18% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, iPhone and Android are also used.
94% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 5% come from Search engines. Another 1% are linked from various sites.
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When it comes to browsers Firefox has 40% usage with the latest 7.0(.1), 6, 5, 4 and 3.6 being used, hits come from 3.5 and even some from 3.0 as well as the beta versions 8 and 9.
Not the Firefox 10 nightly? :o
This needs to be fixed! *fixes*
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This is so interesting. :o
I was reading the beginning of the thread (not realizing it) and was reading September 2010's stats, and saw that there were some hits from Netscape, and my thought was "People still use Netscape?!?" Then I realized it was a year ago, doh! XP
Also, question, what's a spider?
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Some interesting information, as always.
I was always confused how each month I saw that there were netscape users but I finally got around to looking it up and found out that it had stayed in development a lot longer than I thought it had. (posting this via netscape 9 for sake of irony)
Seems like the FF is accessed from some pretty varied locations around the world...
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Also, question, what's a spider?
An automated "robot" which browsers web sites for some reason. In the case of search engine spiders it indexes the pages and allows them to show up on search pages.
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Oh, neat. It's totally cool to think how much the internet has developed over the past decade or so.
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends and information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 1st November, 12:14 GMT.
Last month the forums transferred nearly 13 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 99.85% uptime. This means that per visit each user downloads 650 KB of data through an average of 2.4 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 25 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 4th (over 650 MB) and the quietest was the 23rd (over 250 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Tuesday and Wednesday with the quietest being Friday. Most visits occur around 3am GMT (9pm Central) with the least at 10am GMT (4am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by Canada. We've also had visitors from the UK, Sweden, Norway, China, Russia, Germany, Australia, Czech Republic, Ukraine, the Netherlands, Hungary, France, Poland, Gibraltar, New Zealand, South Korea, Denmark, Latvia, Belgium, Brazil, Austria and Hong Kong.
The top 25 users shows Macid having used the most bandwidth this month closely followed by Kaya_0223 with Chris Lively at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 400 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used nearly 5 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 10 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 17 minutes.
73% of users use Windows with 45% using 7 followed by 15% using X.P and then Vista with 9%. Mac accounts for 17% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is at 3% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, Redhat and Fedora are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian.
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 38% usage with the latest 7, 6, 5, 4 and 3.6 being used, hits come from 3.5 and even some from 3.0 as well as the beta versions 8, 9 and 10. IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 9, 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 23% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, iPhone and Android are also used.
86% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 11% come from Search engines. Another 2% are linked from various sites.
The drop in bandwidth usage is not necessarily a bad thing, these shows that our caching systems are working correctly!
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Woah! This is really interesting to see! I have to say I did not expect to see how scattered the visitors to the site are!
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Canada is the second buisiest country because of me 8) ... Joking here XD
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends and information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 1st December, 12:09 GMT.
Last month the forums transferred nearly 14 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 98.06% uptime due to some overload problems that should now be rectified. This means that per visit each user downloads 690 KB of data through an average of 2.6 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 28 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 1st (over 760 MB) and the quietest was the 25th (over 310 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Monday and Tuesday with the quietest being Thursiday. Most visits occur around 3am GMT (9pm Central) with the least at 12pm GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by the UK. We've also had visitors from Canada, Russia, Norway, China, Sweden, Germany, Poland, Australia, Ukraine, Hungary, the Netherlands, Faroe Islands, France, Czech Republic, Brazil, South Korea, Denmark, Thailand, Japan, Latvia, Turkey and New Zealand.
The top 25 users shows WingedZephyr having used the most bandwidth this month closely followed by Vee Smith / Shinzuu Katame with Nic at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 700 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used nearly 0.25 GB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 8 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 17 minutes.
75% of users use Windows with 44% using 7 followed by 18% using X.P and then Vista with 10%. Mac accounts for 15% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is at 5% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, Gentoo, Fedora, Debian and CentOS are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian.
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 38% usage with the latest 8, 6, 5, 4 and 3.6 being used, hits come from 3.5 and even some from 3.0 as well as the beta versions 9 and 10. IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 9, 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 26% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, iPhone and Android are also used.
87% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 10% come from Search engines. Another 3% are linked from various sites.
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Woohoo for second!
I wondered if I'd ever be on this. Haha.
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends and information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 1st January, 12:12 GMT.
Last month the forums transferred nearly 13 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 99.9% uptime. This means that per visit each user downloads 617 KB of data through an average of 2.7 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 28 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 29th (over 688 MB) and the quietest was the 15th (over 240 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Monday and Saturday with the quietest being Friday. Most visits occur around 4am GMT (10pm Central) with the least at 12pm GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by the UK. We've also had visitors from Canada, China, Russia, Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Faroe Islands, Ukraine, Poland, Belgium, France, Argentina, Czech Republic, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Finland, Hong Kong, Latvia, and Puerto Rico.
The top 25 users shows Otebon having used the most bandwidth this month closely followed by Kayato with Boone Zofox at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 500 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used nearly 300 MB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 4 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 17 minutes.
82% of users use Windows with 47% using 7 followed by 20% using X.P and then Vista with 9%. Mac accounts for 10% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is at 3% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, Mandriva, Gentoo and Fedora are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian.
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 37% usage with the latest 9, 8, 6, 5, 4 and 3.6 being used, hits come from 3.5 and even some from 3.0 as well as the beta versions 9, 10, 11 and 12. IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 9, 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 20% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, iPhone and Android are also used.
88% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 10% come from Search engines. Another 2% are linked from various sites.
Happy New Year!
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The statistics I'm giving here make use of the server logs and Google Analytics to show trends and information of all visitors to the forum.
Note: All statistics are correct as of 16th February, 12:16 GMT.
Apologies for the delay in posting this statistics, I was very ill.
Last month the forums transferred nearly 17 GIGABYTES of data and has so far experienced 99.47% uptime. This means that per visit each user downloads 844 KB of data through an average of 2.7 visits per visitor. This doesn't include nearly 16 GB of bandwidth from bots etc.
The busiest day this month was the 3rd (over 941 MB) and the quietest was the 14th (over 394 MB). Interestingly the busiest days of the week are Tuesday and Wednesday with the quietest being Saturday. Most visits occur around 3am GMT (9pm Central) with the least at 12pm GMT (6am Central).
According to the statistics the busiest country is the USA followed by Canada. We've also had visitors from the UK, the Netherlands, Norway, Russia, Germany, Sweden, Australia, China, Faroe Islands, Belgium, Japan, Ukraine, Poland, Hungary, New Zealand, Austria, Czech Republic, Argentina, France, Brazil, South Korea, Israel, and Hong Kong.
The top 25 users shows Viola Longshield having used the most bandwidth this month closely followed by the sad guy with Leiton at the bottom of the top 25 - a difference of over 700 MB of data.
When it comes to various robots and spiders MSNBot has used nearly 1.5 MB of bandwidth in its indexing and Googlebot has used 2 GB.
Most visits last between 0 and 30 seconds (probably bots) with the next largest visit being over an hour! The average overall is about 17 minutes.
79% of users use Windows with 54% using 7 followed by 14% using X.P and then Vista with 7%. Mac accounts for 8% of visits with all visitors using OS X. Linux is at 8% with the majority using Android although Ubuntu, Gentoo, CentOS and Fedora are shown too. Other operating systems include the PS3, Wii, Blackberry and Symbian.
When it comes to browsers Firefox has 32% usage with the latest 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4 and 3.6 being used, hits come from 3.5 and even some from 3.0 as well as the beta versions 11 and 12. IE users mostly use version 8 with some hits from 9, 7 and 6. Netscape has a small amount of users. Google Chrome has 32% of visitors using it. Safari, Opera, Mozilla, iPhone and Android are also used.
87% of users have the site bookmarked or browse directly whereas 10% come from Search engines. Another 2% are linked from various sites.