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13 Apr 11

Kewpie

Felis Australis

Australia

Joined: 20 Jan 09
Moves: 390187

17 Apr 11

Webdetail.org gave me October figures, but after refresh gave me lower figures for April. Seasonal factors?

A Unique Nickname

Joined: 10 Jan 08
Moves: 19047

17 Apr 11

Originally posted by Kewpie
Webdetail.org gave me October figures, but after refresh gave me lower figures for April. Seasonal factors?

maybe... you'd expect summer numbers to be lower than winters, spring vs autum/fall - it's possible.

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Madman1

Joined: 16 May 08
Moves: 67580

21 Apr 11

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Originally posted by trev33
maybe... you'd expect summer numbers to be lower than winters, spring vs autum/fall - it's possible.

Did you consider membership requests north and south of the equator when evaluating seasonality?

lausey

Milton Keynes, UK

Joined: 28 Jul 04
Moves: 81605

21 Apr 11

Originally posted by Legend
Having rejoined as a member after a 2 year absense from RHP it seems that the site is less active with subscribers?

Is the total number of paying members increasing or not???

If I recall correctly, Chris (one of the developers of the site) likes looking at stats like this. It might be best to ask him.

I am sure he could find out with a simple SQL statement.

A Unique Nickname

Joined: 10 Jan 08
Moves: 19047

21 Apr 11

Originally posted by Madman1
Did you consider membership requests north and south of the equator when evaluating seasonality?

since the majority of subs come from n. america and europe. no.

Kewpie

Felis Australis

Australia

Joined: 20 Jan 09
Moves: 390187

22 Apr 11

eHow quote: almost 90 percent of the world's population lives north of the equator.

Read more: How to Understand Earth's Population Distribution | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_2243885_understand-earths-population-distribution.html#ixzz1KDMjsZsU

We downunders don't make it into the population statistics, most of the time.