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I just saw that on my browser

In total there are 64 users online :: 11 registered, 0 hidden and 53 guests (based on users active over the past 5 minutes)
Most users ever online was 291 on Mon Jul 16, 2007 3:41 am

And now,

In total there are 75 users online :: 8 registered, 0 hidden and 67 guests (based on users active over the past 5 minutes)
Most users ever online was 291 on Mon Jul 16, 2007 3:41 am

Spam attack. Red alert.

I hope not

Otherwise Katanas will need extra sharpenning , for those who have them.

Don't say that Smivs... you'll give Uncle Reno flashbacks again.

Does look very suspicious though.

Latest situation,

In total there are 75 users online :: 8 registered, 0 hidden and 67 guests (based on users active over the past 5 minutes)
Most users ever online was 291 on Mon Jul 16, 2007 3:41 am


İs that what you see as well?

77 now, and rising. EV doesn't seem too concerned, yet. It does spike from time to time, although that 291 was at the hight of the Spam Wars..

We are slightly concerned about being lightly "popular", why exactly? Gentlemen are we really surprised when our considerable achievements find a curious audience? OMG people are LOOKING at us! We represent an interesting paradigm stuck in the craw of the gaming industry;

An abandonware instigated, user content orientated open source, game tsunami.

Of course people will stare, they will gasp, they may even point (if they have no manners) but we are the future.

ClymAngus wrote:

We are slightly concerned about being lightly "popular", why exactly? Gentlemen are we really surprised when our considerable achievements find a curious audience? OMG people are LOOKING at us! We represent an interesting paradigm stuck in the craw of the gaming industry;

An abandonware instigated, user content orientated open source, game tsunami.

Of course people will stare, they will gasp, they may even point (if they have no manners) but we are the future.

Administrators,Is there a way to reset statitcs and start from now?

I would like to see how oolite is getting popular after the spam wars.

Okti wrote:

I would like to see how oolite is getting popular after the spam wars.

There is no 'after the spam wars', only 'before the next spam war'.

Thankfully it seems to have settled down again.

Commander McLane wrote:

There is no 'after the spam wars', only 'before the next spam war'.

<rubs choji oil gently onto katana, hummimg an old tune by Jimmy Cliff>

El Viejo wrote:

Commander McLane wrote:

There is no 'after the spam wars', only 'before the next spam war'.

<rubs choji oil gently onto katana, hummimg an old tune by Jimmy Cliff>

Why do I get the ominus feeling that there is a story (some what techy, some what niche) waiting to be told, allow me to get the ball rolling:

It's been so long that I have trouble remembering the details of that fateful night, I remember the fear, the terror that we might be overwhelmed. It was hot, July hot. The kind of heat that sticks you to your seat. Holding you there like two star crossed lovers meeting in the dead of the Summer night. Maybe three maybe four years ago it all began: