Your Forums Statistics....8 members over 300 posts...

[John Klyne]

Okay well, I was wondering what the top amount of posts a person on x10 has on their forum with the least amount of members to contribute.

Number of posts: 303 Posts per day: 43.03Number of users: 8

That is copied from the ACP on the phpbb3 forum

...I was wondering how many posts you have on your forum, and how many members you have as well.
(Also note: that the posts on my forum are quite long and take time to develop...so lets see who has the best forum...

not sure if this is allowed..if not please delete this thread on sight. Thankyou.

 

[Smith6612]

My forum is as follows:

8,655 Posts in 1,004 Topics by 30 Members

Took it from the bottom of the index page. My place has been without a cleanout/restart for over a year now, heading onto two years without one this spring. The Database is only 4MB big as well :biggrin:. In terms of active members, 95% of them have posted at least something. One or two of them seem to be members of x10Hosting who haven't posted or logged in for ages.

 

[tittat]

Its as follows
Forum opened: Sunday 11 May 2008 - 23:12:44
Open for: 7 months, 3 weeks, 5 days, 17 hours, 29 minutes, 27 seconds
Total posts: 1938
Forum topics: 339
Forum replies: 1599
Forum thread views: 27687
Average posts per day: 8
Database size (forum tables only): 700.23 kb
http://www.tmondo.com/p/forum/forum_stats.php

 

[John Klyne]

My forum is as follows:

8,655 Posts in 1,004 Topics by 30 Members

That is pretty good, 30 members seem to do a lot.

Its as follows
Forum opened: Sunday 11 May 2008 - 23:12:44
Open for: 7 months, 3 weeks, 5 days, 17 hours, 29 minutes, 27 seconds
Total posts: 1938
Forum topics: 339
Forum replies: 1599
Forum thread views: 27687
Average posts per day: 8
Database size (forum tables only): 700.23 kb
http://www.tmondo.com/p/forum/forum_stats.php

Both of your post counts so much more then a simple 300 that I have hehe.

Anyone else want to share their forums here?

 

[John Klyne]

I guess no one else has a forum?