The Livejournal Stat Meme

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Your Livejournal Analasys

Your Livejournal's Age

According to the information you provided, your Livejournal was created on 2002-08-27, meaning that your journal has been around for 136 days. What does this mean?

Being in the 1-6 month range means that you've likely settled into a routine as far as your posting habits are concerned. By now you probably have most of the functions figured out, though you might still learn a trick or two along the way. You probably still add friends on a regular basis, though that's not always the case. You are still something of a youngin in the LJ community, but at least you are not a newbie.

Your Livejournal Friends

Now let's talk about your friends list. You indicated that you have 24 LJ friends.
This is a decent amount, though still somewhat small. Your journal has been around less than 6 months, so all in all that's not too small a number. At this point in the game, you might still be adding people to your list, so there is no need to fret if your list looks a little outclassed by others.

You also have been listed as a friend by 11 users.
It's getting there, but still a little thin. You haven't had your Livejournal for too long now, so it's no worry. Since you are still developing who you are on Livejournal, it's only natural that your friends list is taking it's time to be developed, as well. As soon as your interestests and habits are defined, people will notice.

Finally in this category, you have a friends to friends-of ratio of 2.1818181818182.
This is an extremely high ratio, meaning you add a lot more people than have added you to their journals. Although this usually indicates someone who is something of a lonely person looking for friends, it might simply mean that you are inclined to add every single journal you come across, no matter how much of a friend the person actually is.

Actually, I add anyone whose journal interests me and I wish to follow. I don't care if I'm added back.

Your Posting Habits

You have indicated that to date, you have made 172 entries into your Livejournal. This gives us an average post rate of 1.2647058823529 posts per day.
By updating your journal at least once a day, and from time to time even twice, you view your journal as something of a news outlet for your life. You almost never miss an opportunity to keep your journal appraised of what's been going on in your life. You probably also post the occasional silly webquiz or something like that to flesh things out. In short, you make good use of your Livejournal

Your Commenting Habits

According to your information, you have posted 277 comments and have recieved 85 of them over the lifetime of your journal. Let's see what this information can mean.

First of all, this indicates that you have been getting an average of 0.49418604651163 comments for every Livejournal entry that you make.
You don't quite hit one comment for every other post, but you can at least expect one for every few posts or so. While this might mean you have something of a dull journal, it might also be the result of a small friends list, or the simple fact that your friends are not the commenting type, it's hard to say.

A more fair measure of how many comments you get might be your average number of comments per post per friend, which is 0.020591085271318. This may seem low to you, especially if you have lots of friends.

The final statistic is the ratio of your comments to comments you get. Your ratio is 3.2588235294118. The higher the ratio, the more talkative you are compared to your friends, comment-wise.

Always something to say, that's me!

That's it for now! Perhaps there was something insightful in this analasys, and perhaps you learned absolutely nothing. Feel free to post your results on your own Livejournal, and invite your friends to take the Livejournal Analasys today!

Comments

[yonmei.livejournal.com]

Livejournal anal a sys?

[jkb.livejournal.com]

Kind of a goofy test. They assume that more friends is better, for example. I think it depends on what kind of friends list and comments you're hoping for. I may do it anyway, but I'd be more enthusiastic if they knew how to spell "analysis." *g*