A new Sunday a new record.
Statistics compared to Sunday, February 17th:
Peak concurrency grew 896 users, a increase of 1.41%.
Minimum concurrency dropped 454 users, a decrease of 1.30%.
Median concurrency dropped 253 users, a decrease of 0.53%.
Saturday’s Peak was a new Saturday peak concurrency record.
Statistics compared to Saturday, February 9th:
Peak concurrency grew 125 users, a increase of 0.21%.
Minimum concurrency dropped 75 users, a decrease of 0.21%.
Median concurrency grew 4,992 users, a increase of 11.33%.
Statistics compared to Wednesday, February 6th:
Peak concurrency dropped 779 users, a decrease of 1.35%.
Minimum concurrency grew 749 users, a increase of 2.48%.
Median concurrency grew 528 users, a increase of 1.24%.
A small unreported drop happened during peak concurrency.
Statistics compared to Monday, February 4th:
Peak concurrency grew 1,166 users, a increase of 2.03%.
Minimum concurrency grew 1,477users, a increase of 4.64%.
Median concurrency grew 773 users, a increase of 1,75%.
Login issues during peak times prevented concurrency to reach a even higher record. Normally peak concurrency is a hour later around 14:40.
Statistics compared to Sunday, February 3rd:
Peak concurrency grew 2,283 users, a increase of 3,75%.
Minimum concurrency grew 1,568 users, a increase of 4.75%.
Median concurrency grew 2,296 users, a increase of 5.09%.
The statistics where unreliable Saturday, from 15:50 to 22:05 we only gathered one or 2 results a hour. Totally for the day it was about 70% of what we normally get. This was the result of more website issues at Linden Lab. Even though, 59,479 is a Saturday concurrency peak record.
Statistics compared to Saturday, February [...]
The drop after peak concurrency shows that logins where unavailable for a short period last night.
Statistics compared to Thursday, January 31st:
Peak concurrency dropped 554 users, a decrease of 0.96%.
Minimum concurrency grew 1,266 users, a increase of 4.44%.
Median concurrency grew 1.293 users, a increase of 3.10%.
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