I built a little script that totals the number of people for each country. I can't guarantee that the total number of attendees listed here is the correct number, but it's nice to get an indication:
I'll update this node on a regular basis
Last updated on July 19, 2001 at 10:45 CEST

NETHERLANDS     74 (31.09%)
UK              50 (21.01%)
GERMANY         36 (15.13%)
UNKNOWN         12 (5.04%)
USA              8 (3.36%)
FRANCE           7 (2.94%)
BELGIUM          6 (2.52%)
IRELAND          5 (2.10%)
NORWAY           4 (1.68%)
SWITZERLAND      4 (1.68%)
NIGERIA          4 (1.68%)
SWEDEN           4 (1.68%)
CZECHREPUBLIC    3 (1.26%)
PORTUGAL         3 (1.26%)
FINLAND          3 (1.26%)
AUSTRIA          3 (1.26%)
MEXICO           2 (0.84%)
GHANA            2 (0.84%)
ITALY            2 (0.84%)
SCOTLAND         1 (0.42%)
SLOVENIA         1 (0.42%)
DENMARK          1 (0.42%)
CANADA           1 (0.42%)
AUSTRALIA        1 (0.42%)
TANZANIA         1 (0.42%)
 Total: 238
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Jouke Visser, Perl 'Adept'
Using Perl to help the disabled: pVoice and pStory

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