[ppml] Re: Independent space from ARIN

Mury mury at goldengate.net
Thu Apr 24 19:32:45 EDT 2003


Wow,

Those are some incredible statistics.  It's interesting to note who those
top 20 people represent as well.  While I don't know everyone on the list
and who they represent I know most of them.

I know this list has definately played a positive role at times, and maybe
that is enough to justify its existence, but it does make you step back
and wonder a little.

Mury

On Thu, 24 Apr 2003, Leo Bicknell wrote:

> In a message written on Thu, Apr 24, 2003 at 06:07:48PM -0400, Lee Howard wrote:
> > http://www.arin.net/mailing_lists/ppml/index.html
> > That's archives of PPML, for your grepping pleasure.
>
> Per http://www.arin.net/mailing_lists/ppml/author.html, 169 people
> have mailed the list since Jun 08 2000.  Per
> http://www.arin.net/mailing_lists/ppml/date.html, there have been
> 1551 posts since that time.  Of the 1893 members, 8% posted on the
> list, if all 169 people are members.
>
> Top 20 of all time:
>
> 8.9% (139/1551) Member Services
> 5.4% (85/1551) John M. Brown
> 5.2% (81/1551) Mury
> 4.5% (71/1551) Alec H. Peterson
> 3.9% (62/1551) Jim Fleming
> 3.4% (53/1551) McBurnett, Jim
> 2.9% (46/1551) Sweeting, John
> 2.8% (44/1551) Richard Jimmerson
> 2.7% (43/1551) Bill Darte
> 2.5% (40/1551) Dr. Jeffrey Race
> 2.3% (36/1551) Randy Bush
> 2.1% (33/1551) Owen DeLong
> 1.8% (29/1551) Michael.Dillon at radianz.com
> 1.8% (28/1551) Taylor, Stacy
> 1.8% (28/1551) David R Huberman
> 1.6% (25/1551) Ron da Silva
> 1.4% (23/1551) Lee Howard
> 1.4% (23/1551) David Conrad
> 1.4% (22/1551) jlewis at lewis.org
> 1.4% (22/1551) Trevor Paquette
>
> 62%  (961/1551) Total
>
> Per http://www.arin.net/statistics/index.html, more people asked
> for IP space in Feburary alone (192) than have posted to the ppml
> list in the last 3 years (169).
>
> I also find it quite interesting that some of the most active
> posters appear as most active posters on a number of other lists.
> I'd say there is clearly a vocal minority, and a silent majority.
> What would be interesting to know is is that silent majority silent
> because they are happy, silent because they are afraid to speak
> up, or silent because they simply don't know this list and/or the
> meetings exist?
>
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