[oman-l] List Statistics - 31 Dec 1998

Joachim Duester oman@compuserve.com
Sat, 2 Jan 1999 14:01:50 -0500


List history & statistics - 31 December 1998

This list started in March 1996 as oman@haynese.winthrop.edu, 
set up by Ed Haynes at Winthrop University. After computer 
problems at the Winthrop site in November 1996 it was 
continued on the present server as oman-l@oman.org.

The number of subscribers developed as follows:

Sep 1996:       105 subscribers
Dec 1996:         92 (for the new oman-l@oman.org list)
May 1997:       123 
Aug 1997:       148
Nov 1997:       162
Feb 1998:       175
Apr 1998:        181
Jun 1998:       172 
Dec 1998:      189   (plus 30 subscribers to the digest
                                    version, with some overlapping)

There were approx.
50 new subscriptions and 15 unsubscriptions in Jan-Jun 1997
70 new subscriptions and 20 unsubscriptions in Jul-Dec 1997
50 new subscriptions and 55 unsubscriptions in Jan-Jun 1998
35 new subscriptions and 20 unsubscriptions in Jul-Dec 1998

The breakdown by top level domains as per 31 Dec 1998 
is as follows (excluding digest subscribers):

com     59
edu      30
net        11
org         5

uk         24
de         12
om          9
nl             6
fr              4
il              4
au           3
ch           3
no           3
ie            2
ca           2

ua, bh, li, at, dk, br, fi, lb, eg, pl, ro and cz : 1 each

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With my best wishes for 1999

Joachim Duester
http://www.oman.org