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Mark Wrote:

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> The 'Top' three are:

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> 1) Keef 12,445

> 2) SeanMacGabhann 11,966

> 3) Brendan 10,307


If you take word count into consideration, Brendan would drop to 48th and the Gabba would probably be top. His 11,966 posts equates to almost ten posts each and every waking day for almost 4 years - a record that I'm sure you'll agree makes him a true forum "lifestyler".

Just looking through the forums and posts to become acquainted with the boards and I see that some of the users post counts per day are very high.


So,


What do you think that a post count of say over 30 in one day says about the poster/East Dulwich forum?


Just curious really, as I find this sort of stat quite interesting.

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