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Interesting, but I would not concentrate on statistics "by the hour" because we have Monks all over the world, so one Monk's night will be another Monk's day and that will tend to throw the statistics off I assume (unless the hour reported is the local time.

Perhaps some nice graphs to add to the data? And some more statistical figures (not only average, but also median, standard deviation, ...)

CountZero

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