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Yazan24
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When is the main time period esato is up and Kicking and when is it dead?
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Ayush
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I think it's down at this time. It's mostly up at eu peak times. Since it comprises of the majority.
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MikLSP
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From what I've seen it seems to be quietest at weekend & Monday morning and of course over night.
Busy times seem to be weekdays & evenings.
That's just my observation anyway
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Del
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I would of said week days and evenings to as it is very quiet at the moment 
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BobaFett
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The summertime in europe does an effect for esato as well.
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kimcheeboi
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i see ppl usus post when theyre at work.
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Ayush
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Ha ha and your'e gonna follow them kim? ;-) jokes apart. Time zones have to be considered. People from uk are greater right?
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Yazan24
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Yeah I was just abt to Say please state Time Ranges in GMT
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I do agree with that of @miklsp ! Perhaps, more relaxed on weekends, specially that of Sunday! @laffen - Wanna see esato get crowded again . . . then, bring back the ' P L A Y T I M E ' - Beat The Lock Contest . . . |
gelfen
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yes, a brief period of furious activity followed by hours of 404 errors after the server melts down, throws up its arms in disgust, and takes a nice holiday in Ibiza. 
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Residentevil
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Peak times are evenings Greenwich time under the week. Right after work and before those english ppl go to the pub. After 22.00 Greenwich time most of bloody UK is drunk anyway. That when we from the US on our lunch break squeeze out some posts and UK posters are still tryin' to get over their hangovers.
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BobaFett
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@re what a nice post ;-) btw it would be interesting if @laffen could make a statistic about it.
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scotsboyuk
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68.8% of all statistics are made up. 
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gelfen
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actually it's 68.84291 recurring 
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sybercouch88
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I think a good indication of peak usage is when your post gets a lot reply within moments after posting. Now if there are no replies it's a slow time on the forum.
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Posted: 2004-06-05 07:59
