After a long time, I did the count again of unique sysop-names in the nodelist ...

Z1 311
Z2 583
Z3 23
Z4 19

947

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Hi Ward,

On 2020-10-23 14:36:48, you wrote to All:

After a long time, I did the count again of unique sysop-names in the nodelist ...

Z1 311
Z2 583
Z3 23
Z4 19

947

Interesting would be, what the changes are compared to the previous count...

Bye, Wilfred.

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Wilfred wrote (2020-10-23):

After a long time, I did the count again of unique sysop-names in
the nodelist ...

Z1 311
Z2 583
Z3 23
Z4 19

947

Interesting would be, what the changes are compared to the previous count...

Ward wrote (2020-02-07):

I did a count again of individual unique sysop-names ...

Zone1 309
Zone2 575
Zone3 21
Zone4 19

924
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Hi Oli,

On 2020-10-23 15:06:21, you wrote to me:

After a long time, I did the count again of unique sysop-names in
the nodelist ...

Z1 311
Z2 583
Z3 23
Z4 19

947

Interesting would be, what the changes are compared to the previous
count...

Ward wrote (2020-02-07):

Thanks, for looking that up...

I did a count again of individual unique sysop-names ...

Zone1 309
Zone2 575
Zone3 21
Zone4 19

924
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If Ward wrote it, why are my initials in front of it? ;)

Bye, Wilfred.

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Wilfred wrote (2020-10-23):

I did a count again of individual unique sysop-names ...

Zone1 309
Zone2 575
Zone3 21
Zone4 19

924
===

If Ward wrote it, why are my initials in front of it? ;)

JamNNTPd's smartquote automatically changed ">" to "WvV>". Sorry :)

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Ward Dossche wrote to All <=-

After a long time, I did the count again of unique sysop-names in
the nodelist ...

Z1 311
Z2 583
Z3 23
Z4 19

947

Your calculator is broken. 936.



... Is fire supposed to shoot out of it like that!?
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Z1 311
Z2 583
Z3 23
Z4 19

Zone1 309
Zone2 575
Zone3 21
Zone4 19

You could say that Fidonet managed to flatten the curve ...

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--- DB4 - August 7 2020
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Hi Ward,

On 2020-10-24 16:40:44, you wrote to All:

Z1 311
Z2 583
Z3 23
Z4 19

Zone1 309
Zone2 575
Zone3 21
Zone4 19

You could say that Fidonet managed to flatten the curve ...

I believe that when all nodes are checked for being connectable, and the dead wood is removed, and we still have the same numbers... Well one can dream. ;)

Bye, Wilfred.

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Wilfred,

You could say that Fidonet managed to flatten the curve ...

I believe that when all nodes are checked for being connectable, and the dead wood is removed, and we still have the same numbers... Well one can dream. ;)

The count is about individual sysop-names, not the number of nodes ... real or ficticious.

\%/@rd

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Hi Ward,

On 2020-10-24 23:22:12, you wrote to me:

You could say that Fidonet managed to flatten the curve ...

I believe that when all nodes are checked for being connectable, and
the dead wood is removed, and we still have the same numbers... Well
one can dream. ;)

The count is about individual sysop-names, not the number of nodes ... real
or ficticious.

That distinction doesn't make much difference for the numbers of dead wood.

(Except of course for the 20 nodelist entries for TJ Barlow, of which most are either not connectable or have some other issue...)

Bye, Wilfred.

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