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 Kids don't just decide they want to build robots then build the next Einstein champion the next year. - kjolana1124 [more] |
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Re: Robowarriors: More visited than CD!
Yeah, i'm betting someone has that image pasted in some large public website, because i have trouble believing that they could be getting more hits than CD in any other method but cheating. If they are legit, then my apologies, but it seems fishy.
btw canuck- the code behind that really isn't complex. I'm using something similar to spiffify the image gallery on our website... it probably took me half a day to perfect the system. 
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26-10-2007, 07:03
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Re: Robowarriors: More visited than CD!
I'm not a web (or computer) person, and do not understand the stats listed on topsite for each team listed. When reviewing details of team stats, there are columns listing "Unique In"/ "Total In" & "Unique Out"/"Total Out" data. Does anyone have a "definition-for-dummies" for these terms? Why do some teams, such as the Robowarriors, have 0 "In" numbers?
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