January rate of hits

despite emergency meetings and hits resulting from same, the current daily average of hits is a meagre 54.7 - at which rate we MIGHT hit 1700 this month. anyone STILL believe we have not reached "saturation"???

You may be right there. If only we could develop a new 'node' in the East!

So, "You Gotta Believe!"

I always think positive. Maybe people are short on cash the first week of the year and it will pick up towards the end of the month (paydays coming).

Hey Pooga, trying my best here out east to get the ball rolling but the hits are slow coming. It would be nice to get a couple more people from Nova Scotia consistantly entering bills.
If I stamp them…they will come… "I gotta believe"

I think Rudy is right that you have reached saturation in some areas of the West, especially Saskatchewan, but there is still room for growth from Manitoba eastward. It has been slow to catch on here, but I have not given up hope. We do seem to have new users joining everyday although I have no idea how many of them stay around for any length of time. It takes a certain type of personality to persist until the hits do come in, and that is definitely a necessary quality for any new users outside the hub (Saskatoon).

It takes a certain type of personality to persist

Crazy person, Just like everyone on the site!!!!!
LOL

Since joining this site just over a year ago I have only seen two marked bills other than my own.The first was Idjit's (the one that got me started)the second from Bishop. So Alberta has a long way to go before being saturated. I would like to see someone elses bill once in a while but as I say they are rare here. Central Alberta.

maggiemae started a thread in the "Provinces: West" topic looking for any users of this site in British Columbia. So far the only person to reply from the most western province has been… uh… myself. ;o) I'm sure there are other users who enter bills from British Columbia, and don't participate in the forum, or haven't yet seen the post. But I can't help that think that British Columbia, especially the lower mainland/greater vancouver area, has a long way to go before it comes anywhere close to it's saturation point. :o)

And Crazy is me! Haha. Nice one Lord_Comedy.