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[jonathon]

This is where I thank Josh for making it very easy for third parties to calculate this information.


06/13/11 start date: This is when BibleSupport.com was opened to the general public.
08/16/11 end date (today's date.)
64 Number of days it has been up.
24 Hours / day
1536 total hours it has been up.
60 Minutes / hour
92160 total minutes it has been up.
60 seconds per minute
5529600 total seconds it has been up.
88165 total downloads from this site
0.9566514757 downloads per minute
5,223 number of files that are offered for download

16.8801455102 Average number of times a file has been downloaded

Rounding off: All files.

1,322 : Highest number of times a single file has been downloaded;
1 : Lowest number of times a single file has been downloaded. (There were more than ten files with this attribute.)
661 : Median number of downloads of a single file;
17: Mean number of downloads of a single file.
--- Mode not determined: Is probably under fifteen.

Rounding off: 500 most downloaded files:

47,142: : Total number of times the top 400 files have been downloaded;

1,322 : Highest number of times a single file has been downloaded;
39: Lowest number of times a single file has been downloaded.
681: Median number of downloads of a single file;
314: Mean number of downloads of a single file;
46: Mode number of downloads of a single file;

Rounding off: 400 most downloaded files:

43,014: : Total number of times the top 400 files have been downloaded;

1,322 : Highest number of times a single file has been downloaded;
48: Lowest number of times a single file has been downloaded.
685: Median number of downloads of a single file;
287: Mean number of downloads of a single file;
50: Mode number of downloads of a single file;

Rounding off: 250 most downloaded files:

34,074: : Total number of times the top 250 files have been downloaded;

1,322 : Highest number of times a single file has been downloaded;
74: Lowest number of times a single file has been downloaded.
698: Median number of downloads of a single file;
227: Mean number of downloads of a single file;
81: Mode number of downloads of a single file;

Rounding off: 200 most downloaded files:

30,152: : Total number of times the top 200 files have been downloaded;

1,322 : Highest number of times a single file has been downloaded;
81: Lowest number of times a single file has been downloaded.
702: Median number of downloads of a single file;
201: Mean number of downloads of a single file;
101: Mode number of downloads of a single file;

Rounding off: 150 most downloaded files:

25,636: Total number of times the top 150 files have been downloaded;

1,322 : Highest number of times a single file has been downloaded;
100: Lowest number of times a single file has been downloaded.
711: Median number of downloads of a single file;
171 : Mean number of downloads of a single file;
101: Mode number of downloads of a single file;

Rounding off: 20 most downloaded files:

8289: Total number of times the top 20 files have been downloaded;

1,322 : Highest number of times a single file has been downloaded;
222: Lowest number of times a single file has been downloaded.
772: Median number of downloads of a single file.
415: Mean number of downloads of a single file.
---- : No mode. All values are different.

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This site is much more effective at deliving resources to users than e-Sword-users.org was.

• It offers more files for e-Sword 8.x, e-Sword 9.x, and Pocket e-Sword;
• The numbers reflected in that statistical data are higher than e-Sword-users.org had;

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I did make make some transcription errors, in doing the statistics. Those errors don't affect my point --- which is that it is doing a better job of delivering resources than e-Sword-users.org did.

jonathon

[Josh Bond]

When I make time, I'm going to let the user view the top downloads by category. So the 10 or 20 (or whatever) most downloaded topics, commentaries, bibles, etc would be viewable. Most interesting will be the topics, I think, to see which of just those are the most downloaded.

While I'm at it, I intend on letting the user pick a time frame. So you can see the overall most downloaded files since the beginning, since last week, since last month, etc. Or, you could view the most downloaded commentaries in the last week. We have the data, might as well use it. I think I can design the interface with drop down menus (or umm, combo list boxes as it was recently explained to me...) to show the most options with the smallest space.

Josh

[jonathon]

When I make time, I'm going to let the user view the top downloads by category.

You described how users can do that in a previous post.

Go to "Show Filter Options"

Select "Downloads" for the sort files by option;
Select "Z-A" for the in option,
Select 9999 for the order limted to option;

Z - A goes from highest to lowest number of downloads.
A - Z goes from lowest to highest number of downloads.

jonathon

[Josh Bond]

You described how users can do that in a previous post.

Go to "Show Filter Options"

Select "Downloads" for the sort files by option;
Select "Z-A" for the in option,
Select 9999 for the order limted to option;

Z - A goes from highest to lowest number of downloads.
A - Z goes from lowest to highest number of downloads.

jonathon

Amazing, I got something done by doing nothing... hahah

I didn't realize one of the sort options was by download. That's cool.