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Another milestone reached, just a few minutes ago. Total maximum concurrency crossed the 6,000 threshold on March 21, and passed 7K today, nearly 7 weeks later. That's a tad faster, it's worth pointing out, than the move from 5,000 to 6K, which took a bit over 2 months.
Onto the next marker, when total registered users reaches a quarter million. Give that one, oh, maybe the end of this week.
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Today (friday June 9) we're at 245,592!! Only a matter of days now.
Posted by: rikomatic | Friday, June 09, 2006 at 07:48 AM