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Started by Charles R. Dennett
Wed, 30 Dec 1992 15:44
Question about our friend
Author: Charles R. Dennett
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 15:44
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 15:44
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I've been watching the posts fly back and forth between our friend and the others. I noticed that nothing from our friend came through last night. Did he finally get shut off? Also, I notice that others refer to him by different names. Just curious if someone would email me a brief history of his activities Thanks, Charles Dennett | Rochester Distributed Computer Services Mail Stop 01925 | Customer Technical Support Services Eastman Kodak Company | --------------------------------------- Rochester, NY 14650-1925 | Internet: dennett@Kodak.COM
Re: Question about our friend
Author: Eric Luyten
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 10:30
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 10:30
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In article <1992Dec30.154455.13365@kodak.kodak.com>, |> dennett@acadia.Kodak.COM (Charles R. Dennett) writes: |> I've been watching the posts fly back and forth between our |> friend and the others. I noticed that nothing from our friend came |> through last night. Did he finally get shut off? Everyone deserves a short break now and then... Maybe the PC was accidentally turned off by the maid ? Disk crash ? Power failure ? Funding suspended ? |> Also, I notice that others refer to him by different names. Just |> curious if someone would email me a brief history of his activities Before I attempt to do it, has someone already done some analysis on the stuff it produces ? i.e. Gather ALL articles originating from the site for a certain period of time and check posting dates/times, length, consistency, typing errors, repeats, ... ? As a sidenote, I have to admire the thing : from a follow-up posting by me only containing two words (posted to soc.culture.turkish) it deduced that I was myopic (TRUE !!, but not severely, and I do wear specs), cross-posted to a dozen newsgroups and directed followups back to soc.culture.turkish Clearly a case of "I can shout louder than you can." Eric.
Re: Question about our friend
Author: Andrew Hackard
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 22:01
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 22:01
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eluyten@rc1.vub.ac.be (Eric Luyten) writes: >> dennett@acadia.Kodak.COM (Charles R. Dennett) writes: >> I've been watching the posts fly back and forth between our >> friend and the others. I noticed that nothing from our friend came >> through last night. Did he finally get shut off? > >Everyone deserves a short break now and then... Maybe the PC was accidentally >turned off by the maid ? Disk crash ? Power failure ? Funding suspended ? With any justice at all, he got the Sun Devil treatment. Alas, I doubt that this is what occured, but isn't it a nice thought? -- --Andrew Hackard If I spoke for UT, this post andy@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu would make even less sense.
Re: Question about our friend
Author: Jacques Guy
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 23:17
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 23:17
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eluyten@rc1.vub.ac.be (Eric Luyten) writes: >Before I attempt to do it, has someone already done some analysis on the >stuff it produces ? i.e. Gather ALL articles originating from the site for >a certain period of time and check posting dates/times, length, consistency, >typing errors, repeats, ... ? I have. I have collected everything on soc.culture.europe for almost a year now, and have written a program to produce very detailed statistics. (Time of the day and volume posted, hour by hour, proportion of posts by topic, number, and length. Some weeks Mutlu/Argic posted half a megabyte, accounting for 70% and more of the total traffic). I used to post the weekly statistics on soc.culture.europe under the title "Weekly Mutlu Index", preceded with zany editorials when I was in the mood. I still save everything off soc.culture.europe, but haven't run and produced any Mutlu Index for about three months (getting a bit boring, it is). I have saved all the past data, and issues of the Weekly Mutlu index on a streaming tape. You're all welcome to the whole sorry lot.
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