As I check in and see my stats rising I ask myself if I should join a team.

Does anyone know the percentage of people running Rosetta that is on a team/not on a team?

I am NOT looking for input about any particular team, as I can find that information on my own. I am just wondering how poplular it is to be on a team, and I would like feedback about any problems people have had (In general, again, not asking about any one team).

Thanks for any input....

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Does anyone know the percentage of people running Rosetta that is on a team/not on a team?

Hi John,

if you look here, you will see that only 18 percent of Rosetta users are in teams.

Thank You. I had never noticed this stat.

Wow.. Such low team numbers.

I guess everyone is looking out for #1. (joke)

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A more interesting stat is what % of the total points is not under a team.

As I check in and see my stats rising I ask myself if I should join a team.

Does anyone know the percentage of people running Rosetta that is on a team/not on a team?

I am NOT looking for input about any particular team, as I can find that information on my own. I am just wondering how poplular it is to be on a team, and I would like feedback about any problems people have had (In general, again, not asking about any one team).

Thanks for any input....

I just started this month (using two computers), and joined a team (Sci-Fi) after a couple weeks for no particular reason. I can't see that it makes a iota of difference.

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After being on several different teams on several different DC projects, I ran into a case where I found the team leader's actions reprehensible - and joined another team.
Another possible problem is that you get such a feeling of camraderie with the rest of the team members that you start taking their advice on how to boost your production (overclock, run 24/7, get another system, etc). *grin*

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Statistics for this thread so far..............

John Gann and myself are the only two 'teamless' guys out of six so far.

That's 33.3%...................

I'm on a team.

I do it for the fun and comraderie.

I belong to The Final Front Ear. We have a lot of fun... message boards, Skype chats and an upcoming get together.


I think it's worth joining a team.

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Does anyone know the percentage of people running Rosetta that is on a team/not on a team?

Hi John,

if you look here, you will see that only 18 percent of Rosetta users are in teams.

That 18% are producing 48.1% of the results. I was going to say something similar to Kath, "I do it for the fun and comraderie" and that I believe we encourage each other to keep going. I think the stats say that too.

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I created a team for my new school, though I haven't advertised it yet, so for now the "team" is my laptop and my fiancee's desktop running 24/7 LOL
Should break into the top 1000 teams sometime tonight though - not bad for roughly 3 weeks :)

I'm hoping to get a lot of support from my school once I advertise - not just for stats, but mainly because this is a great cause.

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Hmm A team for Sci-Fi fans. Reeeallly.... ;-)

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Statistics for this thread so far..............

John Gann and myself are the only two 'teamless' guys out of six so far.

That's 33.3%...................

Update....
Two out of nine so far - that's 22%........

Whoops - double post....

Umm.. Take me out of the teamless stats. LOL.. I am a Sci-Fi Nut....

:-)

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Umm.. Take me out of the teamless stats. LOL.. I am a Sci-Fi Nut....

:-)

Wow - congrats on finding a team John!

That now makes me a minority group of just 11%.

Can I get any Government grants for this?

(Going slightly off-topic to say.....)