Email statistics...

[nowalmart]

Received Email

1,852 messages this year
6,483 messages last year
8,243 average per year
42,470 messages total




Junk %

9% this year
10% total



Junk Email
195 messages (9%) this year
518 messages (11%) last year

Junk Email Not Identified
31 messages (1%) this year
102 messages (2%) last year

Email Incorrectly Identified as Junk
16 messages (0%) this year
29 messages (0%) last year

Junk Email Let Through by Address Book
0 messages (0%) this year
1 message (0%) last year

Junk Identification Accuracy
97% this year
97% last year


Sent Email

324 messages this year
887 messages last year
654 average per year
3,373 messages total



Replied to messages
226 messages this year
54 messages last year
397 average per year
2,049 messages total

Eudora Usage

55 hours this year
139 hours last year
101 average per year
521 hours total




Statistics start time: Friday, 4 August 2000, 1:48 am
Current time: Wednesday, 28 September 2005, 10:01 pm

Comments

[pigstubs.livejournal.com]

how long did it take you to do that?

[nowalmart.livejournal.com]

Actually, my email program does it automatically, so it took about five minutes of formatting for LiveJournal and I was done.

[andreywarkentin.livejournal.com]

Wow, I wasn't aware Eudora did mail use statistics. This is pretty cool.

[bigpeteb.livejournal.com]

What changed between last year and this year? Did you use a lot of e-mail at IMSA?

[nowalmart.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I was on a lot of staff mailing lists at IMSA, and also regularly got emails from parents, teachers, and so on.

I also started using junk-mail filtering at the server (so now the server gets rid of the worst Spam before it even gets to Eudora), and that cut down on some of the numbers (as evidenced by the huge drop in the Junk percentage early last year). You have to ignore the huge drop in the Junk percentage this year - I was on the Trail and was deleting Junk through webmail, before Eudora got to it.

I like that you can also see when the academic summer is from the Received graph.

[andreywarkentin.livejournal.com]

Hehe, parents actually emailed RCs? What kind of questions did they ask?