User Trends (v2)

[smartkid222]

what are the axis. for the bottom one it's the time of day, but is 5 five am or pm. and is 15 3pm. stuff like that.
and is the y axis the total posts on the thread?

[Dark Sabre]

Since it is a frequency graph, the y-axis is a count of how many times the x-axis value occurs (just like the previous two graphs).
As stated on the graph, the x-axis is listed based off of Unix time: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time

[rocketman1555]

nice, how about another WoWT

[smartkid222]

nice?? that wikipedia article made no sense. I don't see how that relates to the graph. The numbers in the article are 10 digits long while the graph only goes through 1-24. i was simply asking if it was in military time or not because i don't think that the most amount of posts where made at 1 am.

[Dark Sabre]

You only needed to read the first sentence of the article, which tells you what timezone Unix time uses.

[Skystrider]

Last Thursday, 1,211 unique visitors came to the site, the highest count so far.

That's interesting, Thursday has traditionally been a low day for us.

[Matthew]

You only needed to read the first sentence of the article, which tells you what timezone Unix time uses.

Wait, there's a timezone besides GMT? What are you bloody yanks on?

[binary010101]

You're British?

[smartkid222]

he's kidding. He's from the west coast.
Ok because i asked a bigilian times for a simple answer and i never got one i'll explain


You go to your time zone ans you see what number is at the bottom. for me in EST it's -5. So then i pick a point on the graph and minus it by 5 and that's the real time.
Was that so hard?

[eak227]

he's kidding. He's from the west coast.
Ok because i asked a bigilian times for a simple answer and i never got one i'll explain
You go to your time zone ans you see what number is at the bottom. for me in EST it's -5. So then i pick a point on the graph and minus it by 5 and that's the real time.
Was that so hard?

Umm apparently it's harder than you think. If you do it by your method, you end up in Hawaii... Eastern is -5 because you take Greenwich time (UTC) and subtract 5..