How many hours/day would you say that you have Fluther up?
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January 24th, 2011
Even if you’re not posting/lurking, how many hours/day do you have the site up?
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About 8. I have it up at work all day (don’t tell the boss).
Pretty much all day, every day.
I usually just check in on it when I can. The rest of the time I don’t have it up.
Probably just a few hours a day that I actually have it up. I tend to close out my Safari windows when I’m not on the computer.
Probably something like 18+ hours a day. I just leave it open at all times, more or less.
I’m guessing about 16 to 24 hours. I like watching tv on the laptop while I go to sleep, so It’s on all the time. 90% of the time I have 3 or 4 tabs open. Google, Fluther, some random site, a site where i can watch tv shows.
On google chrome’s top 10 fast start page, fluther is number one at the moment.
*I have it up about about 16 hours a day, but that’s an approximate average based on a substantially fluctuating daily amount.
E.g., sometimes *I have it up for 24 hours and yesterday *I had it up for about 2.
*Inb4 Viagra jokes. ;-)
2 to 4 hours a day. If it is on, I am posting.
I look in several times a day, and go through the Activity for you list. I answers questions and make comments around 2 or 3 hours a day, down from the 6 or more hours I used to spend.
Right now? Recently I’ve been way too busy, I check in, look around for five minutes and leave. Hopefully I’ll have more time soon.
About 3 hours a day on a workday, maybe 6 on a non-work day. I tend to leave it open in the background and answer the “activity/questions for you” as it comes in.
Lately, maybe 45 mins total. I haven’t been motivated much over the past few weeks to post.
Weekday – anywhere between 6–8 hours!
Weekend – less than 1
About 16.
I usually don’t close my Flutherection* when I hibernate my computer, so I usually have Fluther up as soon as I connect my DSL, which I almost always do when I get up and turn on my computer.
*Flutherection = contraction of Fluther and connection, haha. ;-)
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