Is Eplaya just an insiders club for 5 people?
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Anonymous wrote:wow, who pissed in your cheerios this morning? feel better now?princess strych-9 wrote:even tho we're neck and neck, i'm sure you'll concede, kinetic, that our experiences in the top ten have been very different.
for me the quantifying factors are as follows:
a) coming home to find that my pm folder was %100 full.
b) number of marriage proposals.
c) number of ongoing cyber sex negotiations.
d) number of pm messages that read: "hey, nice ass!"
have you gotten any of those, kinetic?
i think it was god.
yes, after getting some sleep i do feel better. considering the fact that my marriage almost ended last night.
any more questions, smart ass?
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don't be cranky, lydia. come on over to my trailer and we'll give all those motherfuckers something to talk about.Lydia Love wrote:I demand double billing... where's my agent? I'm a dirty-girl too damnit!HOWEVER: if the answer to the question "Is Eplaya just an insiders club for 5 people?" turns out to be "Princess Strych-9 plus four highly-skilled lovers," that changes everything.
I can't work like this. I'll be in my trailer.
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term / no. of Google hits
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job / 86,900,000
rangers / 4,230,000
dpw / 282,000
insider's club / 4290
axis of fuckwits / 8
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job / 86,900,000
rangers / 4,230,000
dpw / 282,000
insider's club / 4290
axis of fuckwits / 8
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ITYM "Dogelope".
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BTW... the soundbite is "barf! barf!" not "moof! moof!"
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jog offer
hey ag - what kind of job?
i just had a look at the posters, and here are some interesting statistics:
100% of all the posts are posted by 1411 posters in all. that's more than half of the 2270 registered users posting. participation by more than half of the registered posters is not bad, in my experience with online communities.
there also is a regular pattern of posts and posting behavior that is consistent across the population. it's actually following a pretty simple formula: if you take the maximum posts by any user, you can predict next poster's total. the formula is roughly predictednumberofpostsfornext user=0.7*userprevious+0.3*nextposterrank
a nice curve of posts is produced that matches the behavior of the eplaya population.
eplaya posting behavior is pretty consistent. i guess it's up to you to choose whether to participate or not.
100% of all the posts are posted by 1411 posters in all. that's more than half of the 2270 registered users posting. participation by more than half of the registered posters is not bad, in my experience with online communities.
there also is a regular pattern of posts and posting behavior that is consistent across the population. it's actually following a pretty simple formula: if you take the maximum posts by any user, you can predict next poster's total. the formula is roughly predictednumberofpostsfornext user=0.7*userprevious+0.3*nextposterrank
a nice curve of posts is produced that matches the behavior of the eplaya population.
eplaya posting behavior is pretty consistent. i guess it's up to you to choose whether to participate or not.
>eplaya posting behavior is pretty consistent.
i just fought with excell for a bit, to try to get a profile of how different topics within the eplaya do.
i basically divided the number of total posts within a topic by the number of threads. numbers close to one meant that few people read, or participated in the threads.
most threads had interest quotients below 5, while a couple (including "2003 theme, beyond belief", "experiences", and "general discussion") had interest quotients above 25.
dunno what that says about the posters, except that some categories are (a lot) more important to them than others.
i just fought with excell for a bit, to try to get a profile of how different topics within the eplaya do.
i basically divided the number of total posts within a topic by the number of threads. numbers close to one meant that few people read, or participated in the threads.
most threads had interest quotients below 5, while a couple (including "2003 theme, beyond belief", "experiences", and "general discussion") had interest quotients above 25.
dunno what that says about the posters, except that some categories are (a lot) more important to them than others.
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>you, for one thing, are obsessed with the eplaya.
i'll admit to it being a subset of a larger obsession: communities, and how to nurture them.
i've got engineering geekery in me, and part of that means that if i want to improve something, or even just be able to tell if changes are improvements, is that i need metrics for being able to evaluate those things. there are no perfect metrics, but "it feels this way to *me*" is not much to base an argument on. so, i'm looking, and thinking, and maybe at some point i'll hit on something that makes sense.
i'll admit to it being a subset of a larger obsession: communities, and how to nurture them.
i've got engineering geekery in me, and part of that means that if i want to improve something, or even just be able to tell if changes are improvements, is that i need metrics for being able to evaluate those things. there are no perfect metrics, but "it feels this way to *me*" is not much to base an argument on. so, i'm looking, and thinking, and maybe at some point i'll hit on something that makes sense.
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Kinetic
I can't make it as I'm still 1800 miles East of ya. But I did look at a map and realized I passed right by there when I left BM and went on to SF.
That whole East Bay area got me confused...which city is which, etc. If I ever get to move out there it's going to be fun figuring it all out. Hell I didn't even know where the Caldecott tunnel was located until today when I saw it on the map. I've got a lot to learn about the BA.
That whole East Bay area got me confused...which city is which, etc. If I ever get to move out there it's going to be fun figuring it all out. Hell I didn't even know where the Caldecott tunnel was located until today when I saw it on the map. I've got a lot to learn about the BA.
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Re: jog offer
I am a graphic designer / fine artist trained as an industrial designer, I know injection molding, asssembly , a little metalworking, I am really good in retail, A friend described me as a "Jane of all trades" I have this anxiety disorder so I need to work in a low stress kind of place, or dope myself up to the gills, which I don't like to do. I prefer to treat it holisticly, and that includes working fewer hours. that is what makes it hard for me to find a job, I am a freelancer, and I would really like to have a steady income instead but I'm having a hard time finding a steady job, I'm looking for 20 hours a week max, partialy because my freelance is going pretty well. I always seem to have problems if I work more than that. It's too bad really, I used to be able to work 90 hour weeks and be fine. I tried getting into this program for people with hidden disabilities, but you have to be in treatment to qualify, and my insurance ran out because my husband and I lost our jobs.alice wrote:hey ag - what kind of job?
I took the road less traveled, and now I would like to go back and find the paved one.
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Re: jog offer
Angry Butterfly wrote:I am a graphic designer / fine artist trained as an industrial designer, I know injection molding, asssembly , a little metalworking, I am really good in retail, A friend described me as a "Jane of all trades" I have this anxiety disorder so I need to work in a low stress kind of place, or dope myself up to the gills, which I don't like to do. I prefer to treat it holisticly, and that includes working fewer hours. that is what makes it hard for me to find a job, I am a freelancer, and I would really like to have a steady income instead but I'm having a hard time finding a steady job, I'm looking for 20 hours a week max, partialy because my freelance is going pretty well. I always seem to have problems if I work more than that. It's too bad really, I used to be able to work 90 hour weeks and be fine. I tried getting into this program for people with hidden disabilities, but you have to be in treatment to qualify, and my insurance ran out because my husband and I lost our jobs.alice wrote:hey ag - what kind of job?
i have a few art-type business: www.hellopussy.org and www.nymphgonebad.net
i could use a partner - interested?
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Kinetic
Re: Nope
After your first comment on this I pulled up some of those single posts and responded to a few.spanky! wrote:At least 62% of the registered eplaya users have made at least one post, as of some time during the day of 10/01/03.
If anyone replies to these posts... hmm?
I hate any kind of number crunching or metrics so I'm glad there are people out there willing to analyze this stuff.
