Traffic in newsgroup cam.transport
This analysis incorporates 300 articles from
Wed Jul 21 18:27:35 2004 GMT to Wed Jul 28 23:10:24 2004 GMT.
Articles which are cross-posted to more than 2 groups are ignored
in this summary.
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times of posting
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most prolific and prolix authors
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longest and busiest threads
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All times are GMT.
- 00:00 -- 02:00 15 articles
- 02:00 -- 04:00 2 articles
- 04:00 -- 06:00 4 articles
- 06:00 -- 08:00 13 articles
- 08:00 -- 10:00 38 articles
- 10:00 -- 12:00 34 articles
- 12:00 -- 14:00 36 articles
- 14:00 -- 16:00 40 articles
- 16:00 -- 18:00 36 articles
- 18:00 -- 20:00 25 articles
- 20:00 -- 22:00 18 articles
- 22:00 -- 00:00 18 articles
Number of articles posted, by time zone
This gives a very approximate indication of the geographical
distribution of article authors. Note that information obtained in this way
is affected by, inter alia,
- configuration of client computers;
- type and design of user-agent software;
- daylight savings time.
Naturally, there is no latitude information in these data.
Number of articles posted, by day of week
- Sunday 12
- Monday 40
- Tuesday 36
- Wednesday 47
- Thursday 57
- Friday 64
- Saturday 23
- Colin Davidson <cabd2 at biotech dot cam dot ac dot uk> 46 articles
- Meldrew of Meldreth <roland at perry dot co dot uk> 41 articles
- Colin Rosenstiel <rosenstiel at cix dot co dot uk> 19 articles
- Chris Newton <chrisnewton at no dot junk dot please dot btinternet dot com> 15 articles
- Velvet <velvet at not dot a dot valid dot domain> 13 articles
- Jonathan Larmour <jiflnews at jifvik dot org> 13 articles
- Chris Brown <cpbrown at ntlworld dot no_uce_please dot com> 9 articles
- Steve Hunt <steve at pSoPgAgMle dot org> 9 articles
- Simon Proven <simon dot proven at ntlworld dot ptang dot ptang dot com> 9 articles
- David Norris <david_norris at fastmail dot fm> 8 articles
- Clive D. W. Feather <clive at on-the-train dot demon dot co dot uk> 7 articles
- David Braben <dbraben_junk at frontier dot co dot uk> 7 articles
- Hugo 'NOx' Tyson <hmtx at surfingsuggestionx dot co dot ukx> 7 articles
- Ian Cowley <me3 at privacy dot net> 7 articles
- Stewart Brodie <stewart dot brodie at ntlworld dot com> 5 articles
- Anetta Meriranta Pirinen <seashoreNOSPAM at pirinen dot demon dot co dot uk> 5 articles
- Tim Ward <tim at brettward dot co dot uk> 4 articles
- Richard Bullock <richard dot a dot bullock at NOSPAMntlworld dot com> 4 articles
- Ade <41bb92f02 at sneakemail dot com> 3 articles
- bob_builder <bob_builder at london dot com> 3 articles
Most prolific authors, by lines of text
Note that these values include quoted text, signatures and other appendages;
consequently, they provide only a very crude measure of the output of any given
author.
- Colin Davidson <cabd2 at biotech dot cam dot ac dot uk> 2169 lines
- Chris Newton <chrisnewton at no dot junk dot please dot btinternet dot com> 822 lines
- Meldrew of Meldreth <roland at perry dot co dot uk> 717 lines
- Velvet <velvet at not dot a dot valid dot domain> 556 lines
- Jonathan Larmour <jiflnews at jifvik dot org> 438 lines
- Colin Rosenstiel <rosenstiel at cix dot co dot uk> 426 lines
- Chris Brown <cpbrown at ntlworld dot no_uce_please dot com> 326 lines
- David Norris <david_norris at fastmail dot fm> 299 lines
- Chris Newton <neverread2001 at yahoo dot co dot uk> 286 lines
- David Braben <dbraben_junk at frontier dot co dot uk> 254 lines
- Simon Proven <simon dot proven at ntlworld dot ptang dot ptang dot com> 219 lines
- Hugo 'NOx' Tyson <hmtx at surfingsuggestionx dot co dot ukx> 218 lines
- Steve Hunt <steve at pSoPgAgMle dot org> 210 lines
- Anetta Meriranta Pirinen <seashoreNOSPAM at pirinen dot demon dot co dot uk> 192 lines
- Clive D. W. Feather <clive at on-the-train dot demon dot co dot uk> 189 lines
- Ian Cowley <me3 at privacy dot net> 183 lines
- Stewart Brodie <stewart dot brodie at ntlworld dot com> 165 lines
- Richard Meredith <richard at rmeredithnospam dot co dot uk> 115 lines
- Jules <julesrichardsonuk at remove dot this dot yahoo dot co dot uk> 107 lines
- Richard Bullock <richard dot a dot bullock at NOSPAMntlworld dot com> 105 lines
Most prolix authors
Prolixity is assumed to be measured by the ratio of lines of text to number of
articles posted.
- Chris Newton <neverread2001 at yahoo dot co dot uk> 286.00 lines/article
- Richard Meredith <richard at rmeredithnospam dot co dot uk> 57.50 lines/article
- Chris Newton <chrisnewton at no dot junk dot please dot btinternet dot com> 54.80 lines/article
- Colin Davidson <cabd2 at biotech dot cam dot ac dot uk> 47.15 lines/article
- Alan Quick <quickalam at yahoo dot com> 45.00 lines/article
- Velvet <velvet at not dot a dot valid dot domain> 42.77 lines/article
- chris dot shore at arm dot nospam dot com 40.00 lines/article
- Anetta Meriranta Pirinen <seashoreNOSPAM at pirinen dot demon dot co dot uk> 38.40 lines/article
- David Norris <david_norris at fastmail dot fm> 37.38 lines/article
- James <jas at spamcop dot net> 36.50 lines/article
- Sean Houlihane <tshoulihane at hotmail dot com> 36.50 lines/article
- David Braben <dbraben_junk at frontier dot co dot uk> 36.29 lines/article
- Chris Brown <cpbrown at ntlworld dot no_uce_please dot com> 36.22 lines/article
- Jules <julesrichardsonuk at remove dot this dot yahoo dot co dot uk> 35.67 lines/article
- Jonathan Larmour <jiflnews at jifvik dot org> 33.69 lines/article
- Andrew Mobbs <andrewm at chiark dot greenend dot org dot uk> 33.50 lines/article
- zulu <nothere at ntlworld dot com> 33.00 lines/article
- Stewart Brodie <stewart dot brodie at ntlworld dot com> 33.00 lines/article
- Hugo 'NOx' Tyson <hmtx at surfingsuggestionx dot co dot ukx> 31.14 lines/article
- Alan <a dot baker at deadspam dot com> 31.00 lines/article
Most prolific authors, by number of original articles
An "original" article is one with no References: header; that is, one which is
not a follow-up to any other article.
- bob_builder <bob_builder at london dot com> 3 articles
- Colin Davidson <cabd2 at biotech dot cam dot ac dot uk> 2 articles
- Ian Cowley <me3 at privacy dot net> 1 articles
- Ade <41bb92f02 at sneakemail dot com> 1 articles
- Steve Hunt <steve at pSoPgAgMle dot org> 1 articles
Threads are assessed on the basis of Subject: line, rather than using the
References: header; therefore, an article with subject "Foo (was: Bar)"
will be counted towards the subthread.
- Speed trap detectors to be illegal? 131 articles
- Addenbrooke's starts its own bus service 41 articles
- Bollard Fire? 23 articles
- 'Corporation' owned busses... It works in some other cities. 20 articles
- Citi 4 and 5 public meeting tonight, Arbury Community Centre, 19 articles
- Coming in on Hills Road...? 16 articles
- P&R fares up for non-terminus stops 10 articles
- Citi 4 and 5 public meeting tonight, Arbury Community Centre, 8pm 10 articles
- Punts 7 articles
- Removal of level crossings on operational lines 6 articles
- Developers admit car park pricing blunder (Was: "I told you so" for the day :-)) 5 articles
- (Remarks on the) psychology of speed - (was:Speed trap detectors to be illegal?) 4 articles
- "I told you so" for the day :-) 3 articles
- Developers admit car park pricing blunder 2 articles
- Citi 4 and 5 public meeting tonight, Arbury Community Centre, 8pm 1 articles
- Osama Found Hanged 1 articles
- ASLs (was Re: British & French governments to take action against 4x4s) 1 articles
Longest threads, by lines of text
- Speed trap detectors to be illegal? 5617 lines
- Addenbrooke's starts its own bus service 867 lines
- Bollard Fire? 508 lines
- 'Corporation' owned busses... It works in some other cities. 480 lines
- Citi 4 and 5 public meeting tonight, Arbury Community Centre, 413 lines
- P&R fares up for non-terminus stops 331 lines
- Coming in on Hills Road...? 321 lines
- Citi 4 and 5 public meeting tonight, Arbury Community Centre, 8pm 261 lines
- Removal of level crossings on operational lines 146 lines
- Punts 139 lines
- (Remarks on the) psychology of speed - (was:Speed trap detectors to be illegal?) 134 lines
- Developers admit car park pricing blunder (Was: "I told you so" for the day :-)) 106 lines
- "I told you so" for the day :-) 65 lines
- Citi 4 and 5 public meeting tonight, Arbury Community Centre, 8pm 54 lines
- Developers admit car park pricing blunder 53 lines
- ASLs (was Re: British & French governments to take action against 4x4s) 19 lines
- Osama Found Hanged 5 lines
Busiest threads, by number of authors contributing
- Speed trap detectors to be illegal? 25 authors
- Bollard Fire? 15 authors
- Addenbrooke's starts its own bus service 14 authors
- Coming in on Hills Road...? 11 authors
- 'Corporation' owned busses... It works in some other cities. 9 authors
- Punts 7 authors
- Citi 4 and 5 public meeting tonight, Arbury Community Centre, 7 authors
- Citi 4 and 5 public meeting tonight, Arbury Community Centre, 8pm 6 authors
- P&R fares up for non-terminus stops 6 authors
- Developers admit car park pricing blunder (Was: "I told you so" for the day :-)) 5 authors
- (Remarks on the) psychology of speed - (was:Speed trap detectors to be illegal?) 4 authors
- Removal of level crossings on operational lines 4 authors
- "I told you so" for the day :-) 3 authors
- Osama Found Hanged 1 authors
- ASLs (was Re: British & French governments to take action against 4x4s) 1 authors
- Citi 4 and 5 public meeting tonight, Arbury Community Centre, 8pm 1 authors
- Developers admit car park pricing blunder 1 authors
This analysis is a compilation of publically-accessible information and I
claim no copyright in it. It was generated by
ngmlstat,
by Chris Lightfoot.