BFC statistics!

[Quiet Storm]

Spark recently let big-boards.com collect more BFC usage stats.

There are already some very interesting statistics there, even though the data collecting just started. Check it out!

For example, the "visitors origin" chart at the bottom shows that over three fourths of all visitors are, not surprisingly, from the US. Most other users are from Canada (4.8%), the UK (2.7%), Germany (2.2%), Australia (1.8%) and France (1.6%). The remaining 11.2% browse BFC from countries that are not listed.

 

[Nathan S]

What, Italy doesn't rate? Sheesh, I'm going to have to start picking up the slack here ...

 

[Esav Benyamin]

Nathan, you're not a visitor. You're a member of the family!

 

[Nathan S]

Nathan, you're not a visitor. You're a member of the family!

Thanks, though I'm assuming in this case that the word "family" doesn't have organized crime connotations.

Anyway, I'm going to have to start flooding the BFC ranks with friends, acquaintances and other local riff - raff just to get Italy's numbers up. Y'all are going to have to brush up on your Italian (and, no, the Joisey dialect doesn't count).

 

[Esav Benyamin]

I'm assuming in this case that the word "family" doesn't have organized crime connotations.

A New Yorker would never make that connection. :grumpy:

Y'all are going to have to brush up on your Italian

Pasta, calamari, provolone, omerta, vino ...

 

[ngquinn]

Thanks, though I'm assuming in this case that the word "family" doesn't have organized crime connotations.

And what if it does? Anybody got a problem wid dat?

 

[Nathan S]

Thanks, though I'm assuming in this case that the word "family" doesn't have organized crime connotations.

And what if it does? Anybody got a problem wid dat?

If that happens, I send Rocco out to clarify things.

 

[G3]

Send 'em Pete the Killa.

"Hey, I took care of that thing for ya."