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'''[[HT-Jonas]] has been going over the facts again in a revisit after last year's [[Statistics, statistics, statistics|editorial]]. Quite a lot has happened since!''' | | text = '''[[HT-Jonas]] has been going over the facts again in a revisit after last year's [[Statistics, statistics, statistics|editorial]]. Quite a lot has happened since!''' | ||
It's time to revisit the [[Statistics, statistics, statistics|old statistics editorial]] I wrote almost a year ago. A lot has happened since then and the old figures are quite outdated. I've added the figures from last year in parentheses after the current figure for easy reference. Since most are taken from a single day, they are not exact facts but rather estimates. This can be seen in that some activity figures are actually lower this year though there are more users nowadays and we're also in the summer this time, which traditionally means lower activity. By the way, there are 870.000 [[user]]s now versus about 630.000 when the last editorial was published, an increase of almost 250.000! Anyways, enough of these ramblings and on to the stats. | It's time to revisit the [[Statistics, statistics, statistics|old statistics editorial]] I wrote almost a year ago. A lot has happened since then and the old figures are quite outdated. I've added the figures from last year in parentheses after the current figure for easy reference. Since most are taken from a single day, they are not exact facts but rather estimates. This can be seen in that some activity figures are actually lower this year though there are more users nowadays and we're also in the summer this time, which traditionally means lower activity. By the way, there are 870.000 [[user]]s now versus about 630.000 when the last editorial was published, an increase of almost 250.000! Anyways, enough of these ramblings and on to the stats. | ||
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In the [[conferences|conference]] system, about 160.000 (110.000) messages are written each day. Of those, about 45% (40%) are written in the [[federation]] conferences. Non-HT takes up 18%, series conferences 12% (20%). The all-time high of postings is from April 19th this year when 194.233 were made (what happened on this date?). | In the [[conferences|conference]] system, about 160.000 (110.000) messages are written each day. Of those, about 45% (40%) are written in the [[federation]] conferences. Non-HT takes up 18%, series conferences 12% (20%). The all-time high of postings is from April 19th this year when 194.233 were made (what happened on this date?). | ||
The [[Match | The [[Match engine]] is quite busy as well. Each week, almost one million [[match]]es are played. This translates to an average of 1½ matches per second. In these one million matches, roughly 3.8 million goals are scored. During a week, three million (one million) challenges are made. On the [[Transfers|transfer market]], around 400.000 (180.000) bids are made each day. | ||
It's interesting as well to take a look at the usage of [[Translations|different language versions of Hattrick]]. [[España|Español]] is the largest language with 15% of users, [[Deutschland|Deutsch]] trailing in second place with 13%. [[England|English]] comes in third place with 8% of users. However, if we combine Español and Español ([[Argentina]]) the user share increases to an impressive 20%. Well done, all [[Language Administrator|translators]]! | It's interesting as well to take a look at the usage of [[Translations|different language versions of Hattrick]]. [[España|Español]] is the largest language with 15% of users, [[Deutschland|Deutsch]] trailing in second place with 13%. [[England|English]] comes in third place with 8% of users. However, if we combine Español and Español ([[Argentina]]) the user share increases to an impressive 20%. Well done, all [[Language Administrator|translators]]! | ||
Finally, each day 1.3 million (850.000) successful logins are made by 450.000 (300.000) different users. Last week, 740.000 (520.000) different users logged on to Hattrick! | Finally, each day 1.3 million (850.000) successful logins are made by 450.000 (300.000) different users. Last week, 740.000 (520.000) different users logged on to Hattrick! | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:38, 16 May 2010
| This is an official Hattrick Editorial | ||
| originally published 2006-07-03 11:00:00 | by HT-Jonas | |
HT-Jonas has been going over the facts again in a revisit after last year's editorial. Quite a lot has happened since!
It's time to revisit the old statistics editorial I wrote almost a year ago. A lot has happened since then and the old figures are quite outdated. I've added the figures from last year in parentheses after the current figure for easy reference. Since most are taken from a single day, they are not exact facts but rather estimates. This can be seen in that some activity figures are actually lower this year though there are more users nowadays and we're also in the summer this time, which traditionally means lower activity. By the way, there are 870.000 users now versus about 630.000 when the last editorial was published, an increase of almost 250.000! Anyways, enough of these ramblings and on to the stats.
We send out about 150.000 (35.000) emails each day. Password reminders, introduction mails and payment reminders are among the things we send out via email. About 80.000 (120.000) ht-mails are sent between managers as well.
In the conference system, about 160.000 (110.000) messages are written each day. Of those, about 45% (40%) are written in the federation conferences. Non-HT takes up 18%, series conferences 12% (20%). The all-time high of postings is from April 19th this year when 194.233 were made (what happened on this date?).
The Match engine is quite busy as well. Each week, almost one million matches are played. This translates to an average of 1½ matches per second. In these one million matches, roughly 3.8 million goals are scored. During a week, three million (one million) challenges are made. On the transfer market, around 400.000 (180.000) bids are made each day.
It's interesting as well to take a look at the usage of different language versions of Hattrick. Español is the largest language with 15% of users, Deutsch trailing in second place with 13%. English comes in third place with 8% of users. However, if we combine Español and Español (Argentina) the user share increases to an impressive 20%. Well done, all translators!
Finally, each day 1.3 million (850.000) successful logins are made by 450.000 (300.000) different users. Last week, 740.000 (520.000) different users logged on to Hattrick!