Number of active members

[nbd73]

Have been looking at the home page listing on and off which states current active users, guests & members, and also states most ever. That figure is over 600 for June last year, but rarely have I seen it above 100 lately (admittedly only randomly view it, say once a fortnight). Just wondering whether interest has dropped off. Find it hard to believe so many people could be recorded as logged on and not even close since. Or does nobody else care? Or more pertinently, does it really matter? 4-6 times the average daily log on numbers seems peculiar. Maybe that day was an anomaly.

[Kit_e_kat9]

Sounds like nothing was on that day.  As long as we all participate, I don't think it matters how many of us are here at once.

Kit_e

[nbd73]

Was it a cyclone over half of Australia? Just thought it odd that sooo many were logged on at that particular time. It's not like myswag has exclusive rights to a clairvoyant's lotto predictions.
(Ok, not funny but you get my drift?)

[crykies]

I dunno but i read alot of posts by the same peoe evedy day. But i radely post. Go figgire

[GGV8Cruza]

The night that we had the large influx was when the earthquake/tremor was rocking Melbourne. I remember due to my house rocking like a bronco and for some reason the numbers also went through the roof. I think that the online numbers of late have dropped but I have noticed in the last week we are returning to normal stations

GG

[speewa158]

The East coast is a tad wind/water affected , parts of Vic & SA are or were on fire . The West coast Has also wind/water problems . Possiblt the web site to be is CFA or SES  they could be sucking up the traffic at the minert . So lets spare a though for all those hanging in there where ever you may be 

[Symon]

The 'most online' stat really isn't the most indicative of how popular the forum is.  If you have a look at the number of page views - http://www.myswag.org/index.php?action=stats you will see that things are pretty normal.