For those who don't want to do the math: based on GMT +0 for Sep. 23: 24 total SOPWs and 9 FPs, or 37.5%, meaning tachyon's figures were most likely correct (the percent raises or lowers depending on the timezone). I would agree with dio that a larger time period would be needed in order to say "nodes are being FPed too much". I'd actually be curious what the monthly/yearly average is. (Calculations below)

    Title                             Frontpaged Y/N
01  Tee STDOUT                        Y 1
02  Is there exist a module to pro    N
03  How do you make on the fly ima    Y 2
04  Decipher HASH from XML            N
05  print out                         N
06  Broken Pipe error when talking    N
07  An object replacing itself        Y 3
08  Multi Threading the ping proce    N
09  Code asks, in what file do I      Y 4
10  Test::Unit extensions going in    Y 5
11  Selecting a specific hash key     N
12  Getting data from web page        N
13  Sending data to a cgi-form        N
14  Clearing text in Tk               Y 6
15  Sending emails from BSMTP form    N
16  Surprising whitespace behavior    Y 7
17  cls and perl                      N
18  Trying to re-write some VB-OLE    Y 8    
19  perl -M using a module in curr    N
20  Chart drawing: GDGraph or Char    N
21  Excel::SpreadSheet : Can't cal    N
22  XML::TokeParser and malformed     N
23  Looking for perl/tk code          Y 9
24  Perl database access              N

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In reply to Re^2: Too much Front Paging (your estimation of the data is wrong) by kutsu
in thread Too much Front Paging by tachyon

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