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Chunk has WAY to much time on his hands..........
It _does_ support the theory that Albright, et al poisoned the waters enough
to drive people away. It's just that the house, finally emptied of its
demons, was left exposed for worse ones, at least one month a year.
Dumbass -
Maybe, but Chung is also smart.
I'll guess it doesn't take him that long. You make the time statement
because someone like you probably couldn't compile that statistic in a
year.
thanks,
K. Gringioni.
Whereas the full time asses are Henry and that Canadian doofus.
Robert Chung wrote:
> http://anonymous.coward.free.fr/rbr/rbr.png
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>http://anonymous.coward.free.fr/rbr/rbr.png
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Would be interesting to compare to a french-speaking group..
Robert Chung wrote:
> http://anonymous.coward.free.fr/rbr/rbr.png
dumbass,
since no one else has asked.
what are the other peaks on that plot ?
amit wrote:
Palachik and crit pro flame wars.
> It _does_ support the theory that Albright, et al poisoned the waters enough
> to drive people away. It's just that the house, finally emptied of its
> demons, was left exposed for worse ones, at least one month a year.
Blaming Albright for everything that happens in rbr is a typical
move that allows other people to avoid responsibility for their
own actions. Other people had to reply to him and let him push their
buttons.
You could as well interpret that graph to mean that rbr activity
outside July has declined or stagnated since Albright left the
building. It's also hard to interpret without knowing what's
happened to Usenet activity as a whole, or what traffic has been
replaced by cyclingnews, velonews, or (cough) cyclingforums.com
(is that still up?)
b...@mambo.ucolick.org wrote:
> It's also hard to interpret without knowing what's
> happened to Usenet activity as a whole,
Dumbass -
That is correct - it seems to me that most traffic on newsgroups these
days is on web-based boards.
thanks,
K. Gringioni.