Comments on: Did over 30,000 sign up “yesterday”? http://www.vtoreality.com/2007/did-ove-30000-sign-up-yesterday/503/ VTOR - Virtual TO Reality, featuring Second Life Fri, 21 Nov 2008 20:11:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7-beta2 hourly 1 By: Cha-ching! Another $19.90 for Linden Lab » VTOR - Virtual TO Reality http://www.vtoreality.com/2007/did-ove-30000-sign-up-yesterday/503/comment-page-1/#comment-362 Cha-ching! Another $19.90 for Linden Lab » VTOR - Virtual TO Reality Sun, 11 Feb 2007 01:50:58 +0000 http://www.vtoreality.com/2007/did-ove-30000-sign-up-yesterday/503/#comment-362 [...] we’ve covered critically several times here at VTOR most recently Weirdharold’s post Did Over 30,000 signup yesterday? which had Tateru Nino stop by in the comments and remarks: Near as I can tell at least an eighth of [...] [...] we’ve covered critically several times here at VTOR most recently Weirdharold’s post Did Over 30,000 signup yesterday? which had Tateru Nino stop by in the comments and remarks: Near as I can tell at least an eighth of [...]

]]> By: Tateru Nino http://www.vtoreality.com/2007/did-ove-30000-sign-up-yesterday/503/comment-page-1/#comment-320 Tateru Nino Mon, 05 Feb 2007 11:10:52 +0000 http://www.vtoreality.com/2007/did-ove-30000-sign-up-yesterday/503/#comment-320 Near as I can tell at least an eighth of people who sign up do not even log in. Not within 60 days at least, if ever. Of course, I signed up a Ryzom trial account and never used it. Near as I can tell at least an eighth of people who sign up do not even log in. Not within 60 days at least, if ever.

Of course, I signed up a Ryzom trial account and never used it.

]]> By: Nobody Fugazi http://www.vtoreality.com/2007/did-ove-30000-sign-up-yesterday/503/comment-page-1/#comment-312 Nobody Fugazi Sun, 04 Feb 2007 16:58:28 +0000 http://www.vtoreality.com/2007/did-ove-30000-sign-up-yesterday/503/#comment-312 I don't know... for a place so populated it seems that the population density is about the same. It could be argued either way, I suppose. Spreading the load and moving away from a geocentric aggregation seems to be the best answer for SL... open sourcing the servers is probably the next step in doing that. Yes. We do want a better SecondLife. :-) I don’t know… for a place so populated it seems that the population density is about the same. It could be argued either way, I suppose. Spreading the load and moving away from a geocentric aggregation seems to be the best answer for SL… open sourcing the servers is probably the next step in doing that.

Yes. We do want a better SecondLife. :-)

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