statistics.

[ving (David)]

hows this for a growing community?

Most users ever online was 19 on 10-01-2005 at 05:24 AM.

I have to ask tho... what the hell were 19 people doing on the forum at such an early time?
should have been in bed you sillys

[cometcatcher (Kevin)]

Wasn't me. I was sleepin.

[iceman (Mike)]

You talking about this one Ving?

Most users ever online was 19 on 10-01-2005 at 04:24 PM

You need to change your profile and set the timezone to GMT+11!

Yesterday afternoon was a busy time, and I was in the car on the way home!

It is nice to see the board growing so much, and people getting so much out of it.

[ving (David)]

lol!
oops, thought it sounded stwange.

[[1ponders] (Paul)]

Shhhhh ving.

I think its the whaaay over the big water people, peeking at us in the middle of the night. They're trying to find out why we're so popular

Maybe they're loosing members to this here quality astro site

[rumples riot]

My time is always wrong because the server cannot handle a time zone with a 30mins in it. I am +930 UT. This is the same for the Autostar Program I have.

Hey I just had a thought, I think I have just thought of why my LPI is not autoguiding properly. The program is trying to set the scope to the right position for the star is it tracking and it is doing this from a half hour difference in the program. Just now need to convince Meade to write a subroutine to correct the fault. Thanks for this thread, I think it solved an entirely other problem.

[Vermin (Tom)]

Wasn't me either. Though I have been known to poke my head in at odd hours of the day/night.

Maybe it was mentioned somewhere on an OS forum? Can you check if the membership jumped at around the same time?

[Striker (Tony)]

Yep I have to say it.....this always happens when Striker is involved.....what can I say...everyone just follows me...lol....

Its a cult thing.....