Originally posted by Rahul Bhattacharjee:
Can anyone guess the percentage of members from india in javaranch?
or does anyone of you have any statistics related to javaranch on this context?I would love to know that ;-)
Originally posted by David O'Meara:
nah, its all the same person
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Originally posted by fred rosenberger:
if you click on that blue globe-thingy at the bottom of every page, you can surf around and find visitors by country (based on domain name). it shows about 9.72% of the visitors have a .in domain.
for whatever that's worth.
Originally posted by fred rosenberger:
...for whatever that's worth.
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Originally posted by fred rosenberger:
if you click on that blue globe-thingy at the bottom of every page, you can surf around and find visitors by country (based on domain name). it shows about 9.72% of the visitors have a .in domain.
for whatever that's worth.
Originally posted by rathi ji:
If I am not wrong, you are getting this �.in� domain of proxy or ISPs.
But many companies (I think, all MNCs) have their proxy situated in some other country, so in that case, will you still get �.in�???
If not then this statistics can�t be considered even approximate, because IMO, 99.9 % people accessing this site are working, and out of those good percentage of peoples are employed by MNCs only...
My gut feeling says, it�s more than 20%.
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Originally posted by Sharma Ji:
Agreed by Rathi, But my guess is some how more then Rathi. it is around 47.59% Indians.
Isn't it ???
[ November 15, 2006: Message edited by: Sharma Ji ]
If not then this statistics can�t be considered even approximate
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Originally posted by Amitabha Batranab:
cool someone from the Antarctic has also accessed this site. Wonder why though
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Many people still believe that Antarctica is a frozen wasteland. But in fact, it's a surprisingly temperate continent with rich cultural traditions.
See Antarctica - A Complete Guide to its History, People, Cities and Culture.
* Antarctica has no native human inhabitants. About 900 people brave the six months of extreme cold and permanent darkness in winter to operate the 34 scientific stations. This number increases to 3 000 people during the summer months. By contrast, 2 million people live within the Arctic in the northern hemisphere.
Originally posted by Amitabha Batranab:
Okay I just checked There are no native inhabitants over there...
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Originally posted by marc weber:
But this is where I live...
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Originally posted by Amitabha Batranab:
...someone in this thread who has made a home of antartica and trying to throw us a curveball to lead everyone astray.
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