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Re: Statistics request: NNTP vs HTTP vs SMTP/POP?
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lugnet.admin.general
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Wed, 8 Mar 2000 15:24:42 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, Todd Lehman wrote:
> OK, considering all articles in the system (as of a couple hours
> ago), here's the breakdown:
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> # % Origin
> ------- ------- -----------------------------------------------
> 35446 31.01% http://www.lugnet.com/news/post/
> 59780 52.30% direct NNTP access
> ------- ------- -----------------------------------------------
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> And for something more up-to-date (just the most recent 10,000
> articles), here's the breakdown:
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> # % Origin
> ------- ------- -----------------------------------------------
> 4567 46.57% direct NNTP access
> 4744 47.44% http://www.lugnet.com/news/post/ (web
> interface)
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Mmmm, yummy statistics, thanks! So my suspicion was incorrect overall,
but sort of correct for recent posts. Maybe it's just that I read the
newer posts, or that the groups that I do read have more web postings.
If, as Richard F suspects, there has been an increase in web usage over
time, that would make sense. My take on it is that the first LUGnuts
(or LUGnetters, whichever makes you happy) were refugees from RTL who
had, for the most part, been using newsreaders to access RTL (except
for those who used a portal such as Deja). Then, as LUGNET hits
people's radar and makes it into /. and the SF Chron and other media,
what is mentioned is not news:lugnet.com but http://www.lugnet.com/, so
newcomers first experience LUGNET via the web interface.
--
Susan Hoover
Houston, TX
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| (...) Another factor: over time, the web-interface has steadily improved,[1] while the news-interface has remained basically the same. So people are incentivized to use Lugnet from the web. Also, setting up a newsreader to get LUGNET takes a certain (...) (24 years ago, 8-Mar-00, to lugnet.admin.general)
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| | Re: Statistics request: NNTP vs HTTP vs SMTP/POP?
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| (...) Ahh, something pleasant and geeky for the day! :-) Ya, I bet it could be done in one line of Perl too :) but I just used grep, awk, sort, and uniq instead because it was less thinking. OK, considering all articles in the system (as of a couple (...) (24 years ago, 8-Mar-00, to lugnet.admin.general)
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