October stats for #intersocs
Stats program designed by ShadowUpdated: Sat Oct 29 01:28:59 IST 2022


Most active hours this month



Most active people in intersocs

Early Bird

Busy Beaver
WPL: Average number of words per line
5 lines in a row or more contribute to your Spam Factor
Disproportionate words are ones that you say more than the average person

Evening Elk

Night Owl

#      Name     ActivityLinesTypeSpam
Factor
Disproportionate wordsRandom Quote
1
 
maK
 
 
5
 
 
 
 
nearly 2 full weeks of silence
 
2
 
merchello
 
 
3
 
 
 
 
train: you wouldn't believe it.
 
3
 
stesh
 
 
2
 
 
 
 
i think i still get this joke
 
4
 
train
 
 
2
 
 
 
 
merchello: that must have been some shit
 
5
 
terran
 
 
2
 
 
 
 
 
6
 
soniloi
 
 
1
 
 
 
 
 



Stats of Statsitude


The Spammiest Spammer in all of Spamtown was terran with 1 unbroken lines in a row.
The longest alternating unbroken 'conversation' between two people went back and forth 1 times between merchello and stesh.
merchello joined intersocs 1 time.
The time you're most likely to find people chatting is: 20:44.
Tumbleweed travels through the ghost town of intersocs around: 00:15.

The Couples of #intersocs
"I think we should see other people"


Score based on the proportion of time both people's lines are together
merchello 18.76train
merchello 9.67stesh
stesh 6.14soniloi
train 4.55soniloi
maK 2.56merchello
zhh 0.00stesh


The Wedding


This stat uses a 100,000 line running total for the room which may span back further than the current month
The group with the strongest ties are seated at the top table, with the strongest tie being the couple who gets married. Other people are grouped at tables to maximise happiness, although naturally some people would rather be at another table
Here's how the program sees it: (The name in purple is someone they want to swap places with)

Table 1dreginchristmaKspoonhappy nosmohappy juliadarioterranhappy mojubutlerx
Table 2terrickortreatmichaelbunburyaspoondregulahappy mojustopheleshappy vemeekhappy maKabrehappy
Table 3soidreginzilogspoonrsynnottdreginmaKspoonmickeyddregindariohappy
Table 4seanlthhappy shadowhappy kifferhappy trainhappy
Table 5WEHdreginsteshhappy merchellohappy
Table 6
Table 7ghouliabunburyamichaeldregin
Table 8butlerxdreginmugsienosmochristmaKdreginmickeydeaddreginvemekdregindreggnogghappy
Table 9
Table 10



Rooms in a hotel


Most Popular Words

1-letter2-letter3-letter4-letter
i2it2you4have3
0to2did1that2
0hi1the1make1
0of1get1held1
0wb1how1left1
0no1wut1shup1
0so1say1must1
0 0 0dare1
0 0 0been1
0 0 0haha1
5-letter6-letter7-letter8-letter
place1waited1another1everyone1
weeks1myself1silence1wouldn't1
since1nearly1believe1together1
still1should1offline1 0
years1hahaha1couldnt1 0
think1 0clearly1 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
9-letter10-letter11-letter12-letter
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
13-letter14-letter15-letter16-letter
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0

Other stats of noteworthiness


Happy

Sad

Actiony

Questiony
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        

Overall intersocs Happiness Level


*Based on 1 emotions

The Comedians
"I like these guys. They are funny guys! Just kill one of them."



Lolsville is a place where the funniest people hang out. The people with most lines spoken are further to the left. The height of your building indicates the total joy you bring. The redder your roof is, the more generous you are with your laughter. The lighter your house, the funnier you are per line. It's generally easier to have a smaller, brighter house. If you have a tall, light and red house, you're generally pleasant to be around.
Comedians (quantity)LaughersComedians (quality)
NameTotal Laughs
Received
NameLines between
each laugh
NameLaughs per
1000 lines
Average number of lines between each laugh: inf

The Dominant Few


The words we use



Used by everyoneUsed by nearly everyone Used by more than halfUsed by more than a thirdUsed by more than a quarterUsed by more than a tenthUsed by hardly anyone

RangeWords in order of useRange
4 ->youhaveiittothathiofwbno<- 1
1 ->sodidthegethowwutsaymakeheldleft<- 1
1 ->shupmustdarebeenhahasomeshitthisjokethay<- 1
1 ->dayselsefullplaceweekssincestillyearsthinkwaited<- 1
1 ->myselfnearlyshouldhahahaanothersilencebelieveofflinecouldntclearly<- 1
1 ->everyonewouldn'ttogether <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0
0 -> <- 0

Most active minute this month

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20:44 < maK> no shup
20:44 < maK> how dare you say that to myself
20:44 < maK> nearly 2 full weeks of silence

Words of the day


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