Comparison.

For fun:
http://www.quarkbase.com/show/sleepywood.net
http://www.quarkbase.com/show/southperry.net

Look at the traffic. harr. harr.

lol SP is owned by Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

We're below SW in traffic. o_o

Grats to everybody that appeared on the online list for sp.net one!

Grats to everybody that appeared on the online list for sp.net one!

*looks*hai me
wtp at the ad o.o

lol @ 'Famous in Countries'... they must have an odd definition of famous.

hehe @ dSW/dt being negative. Then again, we pretty much already knew that.

For fun:
http://www.quarkbase.com/show/sleepywood.net
http://www.quarkbase.com/show/southperry.net

Look at the traffic. harr. harr.

Not surprising, considering the number of users on both sites at any given time.

Look at that large traffic spike in the summer for sp.net. Wonder what that is... I don't actually wonder.

The fact that around then was when Southperry.net was born?

And o_O that SS was only taken today, I thought it was older at first

Edit: Oh wait... the spike was a little later. Me bad

Wasn't that crimsonwood?(to above)

The fact that around then was when Southperry.net was born?

And o_O that SS was only taken today, I thought it was older at first

Southperry was not born in mid-August.

Yah, I realised that just now. Corrected it in my post, but too slow

hehe @ dSW/dt being negative. Then again, we pretty much already knew that.

dSW/dt < dSP/dt which means SP > SW for large values of t.

I'm trying to piece together the Top 10 visited websites according to those guys.

So far:
*Insert time delay here*
1) yahoo.com
2) google.com (lower than yahoo? lolwut)
3) youtube.com
4) live.com
5) facebook.com
6) msn.com
7) myspace.com
8) wikipedia.org
9) blogger.com
10) yahoo.co.jp

dSW/dt < dSP/dt which means SP > SW for large values of t.

Indeed.

I'm trying to piece together the Top 10 visited websites according to those guys.

So far:
*Insert time delay here*
1) yahoo.com
2) google.com (lower than yahoo? lolwut)
3) youtube.com
4) live.com
5) facebook.com
6) msn.com
7) myspace.com
8) wikipedia.org
9) blogger.com
10) yahoo.co.jp

Yahoo is a more sticky site than Google in general because Google has less links (which is a feature for Google, not a bug), but this does contribute to people staying on the Yahoo pages longer. This may contribute to the "most visited" status of Yahoo, depending on how the site counts traffic.