Continuing on our previous news article, 2010 now just beaten 2007 total activity of 15898 posts. This makes 2010 the second most active year in Omnimaga history, behind 2006 and its 30132 messages.

This month, we also broke the 3 millions requests mark and are currently at 3266607 since August 25th 2008. For 2010, there have been a total of 1383383 hits in 4 months (only 20 times less than Ticalc.org).

And finally, this month was a 6th monthly posting activity increase in a row. With the recent activity decrease by almost half of what we got for most of March and the first half of April, it looks like the increase streak of 6 months is now reaching an end, though. However, from October to April, it was still a 650% increase. This month, there will most likely only be two days not in the 3 digits and 10 were 200 or higher, one of which was over 300. Also, if we compare the first four months of every complete Omnimaga years, this year looks promising, especially that the calculator projects talk is now almost half of the entire board activity (on the old board, it wasn't even 20% of it):

	2006	2007	2009	2010
January	4025	2037	847	2591
February	2502	604	1408	2614
March	2703	1047	1064	5322
April	4047	875	822	5430
TOTAL	13277	4563	4141	15957

And as you can see, this month is also the 3rd time in a row that we break a record for a specific month. All 3 records that were broken were originally set in 2006.

True, I hope to see some of the stuff released eventually, and also to see some of the non staff projects featured too (like Axe Parser).

I noticed something really weird, though, last night, about our traffic: the total server traffic jumped to like 500000 hits and most of them are from index.php. I wonder if this incredibly huge difference with our board traffic (270000 hits, lower than last month) could be due to OmnomIRC? The amount of unique visitors increased in the 100000s, though. It seems we had much more people coming here, but fewer were active at the end of the month and they visited less often and for less longer.

I use french standard for number (and date) display on the forums.