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Re: And Australia Leads by one.
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lugnet.loc.au
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Fri, 22 Jun 2001 04:49:13 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Richie Dulin writes:
> In lugnet.general, James Howse writes:
> > Over the last couple of weeks the Australian group has caught up to the UK
> > group in total number of posts. Despite the fact that Australia has an order
> > of magnitude less in population and hence fewer posters here it seems that
> > the ones they do have are, well, noisy. It is left to the reader to decide
> > the relative merits of noisyness but hopefully such volume (number and
> > loudness) augers well for the growth of Australian fan groups.
>
> Today the UK, tomorrow the world (ie the USA)! Onward!
Now, now. It's bad enough I have to put up with my fellow 'Muricuns
thinking <the world> = <the USA>, I don't wanna see otherwise
even-keeled and right-thinking Ozzies buying into that twaddle
too. :)
As far as .loc.au.* catching .loc.us.* in numbers...aim high!
Only ~2500 posts away! But you'll have to do a lot of jawing
to reach it. Why not consider your victory in quality, not
quantity? Just keep in mind the magical relational:
[# AUposts] x AU[signal/noise] > [# USposts] x US[signal/noise]
(And no cracks about "wow, we won years ago!" :P )
It is worth noting, however, that the .loc hierarchy has all
other top-level classes beat by almost 20% in numbers of posts.
Don't expect .loc.uk to take this one lying down, though. In
about three hours, I expect they'll liven up considerably...;)
all best
LFB (the spectator)
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