[sword-devel] Web Interface
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In a message dated 2/22/2003 9:16:03 PM Pacific Standard Time,
chrislit@crosswire.org writes:
> Okay, my guestimates were off. I ran statistics on our downloads in the
> last 5 weeks 76% of downloads were of English modules, 17% were of other
> Latin script modules, 4% were of original language modules, and 4% were of
> modules using other scripts that text-mode unix can handle (Hebrew, Greek,
> &Cyrillic), and the remaining 2% were of modules in other scripts
> (Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Thai, &Tamil)
You can look at your number from this angle, or you can look at this number
from an ROI angle
Which is
Number of Dowload of that languages / Number of module that you offer in that
langauage
If you offer 10 moues in language A and 1 moudle in language B. And you got
100 download of lanuage A in total, and 20 download in language B in total.
Then I will consider there are more people using language B than language A.
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