What upsets me is that I've only done about 170 wu and I'm way up in the
85% area and less that 2000 of 4 Million have done this well (?).  It
seems a lot of those people do a couple of wu and quit.  It would strike
me that to maintain an accurate idea where SETI@home is going is to prune
users who have not done a wu for a certain period of time and those who
have only done a very few over an extended period.  I'm in the top 15%
for doing 170 units, thats not realistic.

Steve L.

f/fgeorge wrote:

Congratulations! But be carefull, I saw the Nurse walking around with
a FULL plate of meatballs!

 On Sun, 7 Sep 2003 00:38:00 +0000 (UTC), anderson@wisc.edu (Jess
Anderson) wrote:

Re the current discussion of how many WU/day it takes to keep
rising in the stats, I'm very close to leveled off now; it's up
then down then up, etc. The trend is still up, but not by much,
at ~24 WU/day.

Name: Jess Anderson
Results Received: 16000
Total CPU Time: 14.270 years
Average CPU Time per work unit: 7 hr 48 min 45.5 sec
Average results received per day: 10.18
Last result returned: Sat Sep 6 22:09:44 2003 UTC
Registered on: Tue May 18 14:19:54 1999 UTC
SETI@home user for: 4.308 years
You belong to the group named: Carolyn's Clinic
Your rank out of 4656929 total users is: 6103rd place.
The number of users who have this rank: 2
You have completed more work units than 99.869% of our users.

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[] -- Ludwig Erhard
[]    The Observer, 1958

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