This report covers 876 messages written between 2003-08-17 00:47:21 and 2003-08-23 23:52:36
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Blacklist of quoters (of people who have written at least three messages)
Place Name Msgs Ratio
1. David <[email hidden]> 18 84.00%
2. Pramesh Rutajit <[email hidden]> 3 83.55%
3. Robert Bronsing <[email hidden]> 5 83.51%
4. Gymmie Bob <[email hidden]> 5 80.77%
5. Quincas Borba <[email hidden]> 3 76.03%
6. Shiperton Henethe <[email hidden]> 10 74.98%
7. Mooshie peas <[email hidden]> 22 74.70%
8. George W. Cherry <[email hidden] 3 73.16%
9. <[email hidden]> <[email hidden] 11 72.50%
10. Anth <[email hidden]> 64 72.17%
11. WB <[email hidden]> 32 70.75%
12. abacus <[email hidden]> 16 69.72%
13. Joel M. Eichen D.D.S. <[email hidden]> 9 66.34%
14. Ilsa9 <[email hidden]> 47 64.23%
15. Mark Probert <[email hidden]> 53 64.06%
A total of 1767621 bytes were written (message bodies only), of which 792908, or 44.86%, were quotes.
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Toplist of writers
Place Name Msgs Bytes Quoted
1. Anth <[email hidden]> 64 80763 72.2%
2. Jan <[email hidden]> 57 374009 23.2%
3. Mark Probert <[email hidden]> 53 85108 64.1%
4. Ilsa9 <[email hidden]> 47 34472 64.2%
5. WB <[email hidden]> 32 24605 70.8%
6. Rich Shewmaker <[email hidden]> 31 56441 58.6%
N-H-P <[email hidden]> 31 49678 25.0%
8. D. C. Sessions <[email hidden]> 30 36527 53.2%
9. Peter Moran <[email hidden]> 27 56471 62.4%
10. Rhino Ceros <[email hidden]> 26 24812 56.7%
11. David Wright <[email hidden]> 24 45098 54.7%
12. Mooshie peas <[email hidden]> 22 25337 74.7%
13. Orac <[email hidden]> 19 34682 34.0%
Ric <,@.> 19 26055 38.8%
Hawki63 <[email hidden]> 19 11530 38.6%
A total of 135 people were identified.
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Toplist of original content per message (of people who have written at least three messages)
Place Name Orig. / Msgs = PrMsg Quoted
1. Todd Gastaldo <[email hidden]> 97758 / 9 = 10862 0.5%
2. Jan <[email hidden]> 287423 / 57 = 5042 23.2%
3. fred & michele <[email hidden]> 32104 / 7 = 4586 41.7%
4. rb <[email hidden]> 19213 / 6 = 3202 36.3%
5. Ilena <[email hidden]> 15157 / 5 = 3031 9.9%
6. Ian Goddard <[email hidden]> 9500 / 4 = 2375 32.0%
7. abacus <[email hidden]> 20729 / 16 = 1295 69.7%
8. Joel M. Eichen D.D.S. <[email hidden] 11434 / 9 = 1270 66.3%
9. Orac <[email hidden]> 22876 / 19 = 1204 34.0%
10. N-H-P <[email hidden] 37237 / 31 = 1201 25.0%
11. Rod <[email hidden]> 14733 / 13 = 1133 53.9%
12. Eric Bohlman <[email hidden]> 14558 / 13 = 1119 34.2%
13. CBI <[email hidden]> 3926 / 4 = 981 50.7%
14. Anonymous <Nobody> 13587 / 14 = 970 47.9%
15. Peter Bowditch <[email hidden]> 12841 / 14 = 917 27.2%
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Toplist of subjects
Place Subject Msgs Bytes
1. The Politics of Vitamin Research 102 130495
2. Cancer Facts & Betrayals 80 146781
3. More U.S. Children Vaccinated Than Ever 53 159529
4. Why Ritalin Rules 38 59782
5. Vitamin C (again) 37 33192
6. Results of alt cancer treatment 28 55642
7. The economics of free choice 26 37781
8. Damages Over Brain Surgery Delay 22 27789
9. Bypass risks! 18 26787
10. What Is NOT Said About Ritalin 17 34405
Part II: The Politics of Vitamin Research, the conclusion 17 27712
The Dangers Of Vaccines 17 26065
13. How to increase HDL Cholesterol 16 9796
14. Angioplasty study 15 13952
15. The foul stench of the naturopath mafia (Rod <deniecerod1 14 6891
A total of 127 subjects were identified.
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Toplist of programs
Place Program Msgs
1. Microsoft Outlook Express 273
2. Forte Agent 83
3. Mozilla 60
4. KNode 56
5. MT-NewsWatcher 35
6. Forte Agent 1.93/32.576 English 34
7. trn 4.0-test76 24
Xnews 24
9. Forte Free Agent 1.93/32.576 Englis 13
10. Forte Free Agent 8
11. tin 7
12. Turnpike 3
13. AllNews 2
News Xpress 2
slrn 2
A total of 18 different programs (not counting different versions) were identified.
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| Microsoft: "A reputation for releasing inferior software will make |
| it more difficult for a software vendor to induce customers to pay |
| for new products or new versions of existing products." |
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