
Taking a look at the top-100 list, http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/scores/top For the statistics of the last seven days, there seems to be more texts in Dutch than I have noticed before. It's good to see more interest in a wider range of languages... Andrew

Hi All, I noticed this as well, and it is getting less already. I don't know what is causing this, but thousands of copies have been downloaded. This almost starts to match the number of English downloads... Can I have referrer logs, to find out where they come from? A per language top 100 would be much appreciated. Jeroen. Andrew Sly wrote:
Taking a look at the top-100 list, http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/scores/top For the statistics of the last seven days, there seems to be more texts in Dutch than I have noticed before.
It's good to see more interest in a wider range of languages...
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On 3/27/06, Jeroen Hellingman (Mailing List Account) <jeroen.mailinglist@bohol.ph> wrote:
Hi All,
I noticed this as well, and it is getting less already. I don't know what is causing this, but thousands of copies have been downloaded. This almost starts to match the number of English downloads...
Can I have referrer logs, to find out where they come from? A per language top 100 would be much appreciated.
Team Esperanto on DP was wondering about the most downloaded Esperanto books. It would be interesting at least as a one-time thing.

David Starner wrote:
Team Esperanto on DP was wondering about the most downloaded Esperanto books. It would be interesting at least as a one-time thing.
We keep records for the last 30 days only. gutenberg=> SELECT scores.book_downloads.fk_books, SUM (downloads) AS downloads gutenberg-> FROM scores.book_downloads, mn_books_langs gutenberg-> WHERE mn_books_langs.fk_langs = 'eo' gutenberg-> AND mn_books_langs.fk_books = scores.book_downloads.fk_books gutenberg-> GROUP BY scores.book_downloads.fk_books gutenberg-> ORDER BY downloads DESC; fk_books | downloads ----------+----------- 8177 | 405 16967 | 347 7787 | 303 17482 | 214 11511 | 183 17945 | 148 8224 | 145 17425 | 126 17665 | 98 11307 | 66 (10 rows) gutenberg=> -- Marcello Perathoner webmaster@gutenberg.org

In case anyone is interested besides David, here are the titles to go with the list of numbers Marcello has provided. Notice that the instructional books are quite clearly the most often downloaded. PG number Downloads Title 8177 | 405 The Esperanto Teacher 16967 | 347 English-Esperanto Dictionary 7787 | 303 A Complete Grammar of Esperanto 17482 | 214 La Aventuroj de Alicio en Mirlando 11511 | 183 Robinsono Kruso 17945 | 148 Mark Twain: Tri Noveloj 8224 | 145 Fundamenta Krestomatio 17425 | 126 La Falo de Usxero-Domo 17665 | 98 Mia Kontrabandulo 11307 | 66 El la Biblio On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Marcello Perathoner wrote:
David Starner wrote:
Team Esperanto on DP was wondering about the most downloaded Esperanto books. It would be interesting at least as a one-time thing.
We keep records for the last 30 days only.
gutenberg=> SELECT scores.book_downloads.fk_books, SUM (downloads) AS downloads gutenberg-> FROM scores.book_downloads, mn_books_langs gutenberg-> WHERE mn_books_langs.fk_langs = 'eo' gutenberg-> AND mn_books_langs.fk_books = scores.book_downloads.fk_books gutenberg-> GROUP BY scores.book_downloads.fk_books gutenberg-> ORDER BY downloads DESC; fk_books | downloads ----------+----------- 8177 | 405 16967 | 347 7787 | 303 17482 | 214 11511 | 183 17945 | 148 8224 | 145 17425 | 126 17665 | 98 11307 | 66 (10 rows)
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Jeroen Hellingman (Mailing List Account) wrote:
I noticed this as well, and it is getting less already. I don't know what is causing this, but thousands of copies have been downloaded. This almost starts to match the number of English downloads...
Can I have referrer logs, to find out where they come from? A per language top 100 would be much appreciated.
Spam attack courtesy of New Horizons. See: http://www.spews.org/html/S2507.html They are collecting some texts to get past spam filters. -- Marcello Perathoner webmaster@gutenberg.org
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Andrew Sly
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David Starner
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Jeroen Hellingman (Mailing List Account)
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Marcello Perathoner