Monthly Poster Statistics for December 2014 in funto.

These statistics are based on posts supplied to me by Eternal September's servers.
Some posts may have been missed.

Author spammers represents all the spammers posting to the group.
[X] indicates posters who only contributed to cross-posted threads, almost certainly regulars in the one of other groups x-posted to.

Author Gmailer represents otherwise unknown persons posting through Google Groups

* Lpp = Lines per post; PpD= average Posts per Day; % = percentage of total posts due to this author; cum% = cumulative percentage of total posts due to all authors above and including this author*

Posters sorted … by posts made Posts Lines bytes Lpp* PpD* % * Author Rank Cum.% Posts Lines bytes Lpp* PpD* % * Author Rank Cum.% 22 330 40928 15.0 0.71 26.83 Pam the inedible goose 1 26.83 19 329 36541 17.3 0.61 23.17 Indy Jess John 2 50.00 13 301 21432 23.2 0.42 15.85 Stanley Daniel De Liver 3 65.85 9 186 15249 20.7 0.29 10.98 Ali Baba 4 76.83 6 63 10136 10.5 0.19 7.32 Hyphen 5 84.15 4 73 6472 18.3 0.13 4.88 Gander 6 89.02 4 77 7677 19.3 0.13 4.88 Oliver 6 93.90 3 74 4545 24.7 0.10 3.66 kristmas kat 8 97.56 2 35 3936 17.5 0.06 2.44 Patrick 9 100.00

… by threads started Threads Author Rank Threads Author Rank 2 Ali Baba 1 1 Pam the inedible goose 2 1 Patrick 2 1 Gander 2 0 Indy Jess John 5 0 Hyphen 5 0 Oliver 5 0 kristmas kat 5 0 Stanley Daniel De Liver 5

Number of posters having few posts. Posts Posters 1 0 2 1 3 1 4 2 5 0 6 1 7 0 8 0 9 1 10+ 3

Top 10 verbose posters (over 0 posts) by average lines per post lines/post Author rank 24.7 kristmas kat 1 23.2 Stanley Daniel De Liver 2 20.7 Ali Baba 3 19.3 Oliver 4 18.3 Gander 5 17.5 Patrick 6 17.3 Indy Jess John 7 15.0 Pam the inedible goose 8 10.5 Hyphen 9

High lines/post may be because the posters have something to say, have used blank lines for legibility, or because they don't snip

Low lines/post may be because the posters have nothing to say, have dense text, or because they over snip

1 CrossPost Targets

posts	Groups
1	uk.people.silversurfers

Crossposting (with follow-ups set) is the preferred method of making announcements relevant to more than one group.

Unfortunately it is also a preferred method for spammers and trolls