Birmingham_WestMidlands_scanpost

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The NaNoWriMo wordcount graph for this forum post re: Birmingham_WestMidlands_scanpost and everyone who posts there.

Details

Total wordcount: 1007794
Average wordcount: 62987.12
Wordcount standard deviation: 951.53
% Active (non-zero wordcount): 100.0% (16/16) - (compared with 36.1% internationally)
% Winners (wordcount>50k): 81.2% (13/16)
% Winners of Active (wordcount>50k): 81.2% (13/16) (compared with 30.38% internationally)
% 40k+ (wordcount>40k): 87.5% (14/16)
% Returning: 50.0% (8/16)
% Returning Who Won: 43.8% (7/16)
% Returning Who Won of Active Returners: 87.5% (7/8)
% of Winners who were Returners: 53.8% (7/13)

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	Legend:	Danger, danger, Will Robinson!	Arr! Matey! All in a day's work!	On target! Good for you	On target! (just a different row)	Oh my stars! You've won!
Click on uid* to visit nanolyser; handle to see the profile; Wordcount to see details of wordcount progress*

#	uid	NaNo handle	Wordcount	Joined	Total Posts	Genre	Nano Done	Nano Won	Author Book Title	Novel Wordcount
1	201596	Cieria	162811	October 2, 2007	160	Fantasy	Municipal Liaison	06\|07\|08\|	In the Shadows	162,811
2	221851	Duochanfan	126020	October 22, 2007	53	Science Fiction	Municipal Liaison	07\|08\|	The Kaspira War Trilogy	126,020
3	30837	NewMexicoKid	74960	October 31, 2003	395	Fantasy	Municipal Liaison	03\|04\|05\|06\|07\|08\|	Childhood lost	74,960
4	524997	Queenofsky	60200	October 14, 2009	68	Fantasy	Official Participant		Freefall	60,200
5	73332	tomdg	59181	November 17, 2004	56	Chick Lit	Official Participant	04\|05\|06\|07\|08\|	Cannot Reproduce	59,181
6	584173	SerenityX	58688	November 2, 2009	36	Young Adult & Youth	Official Participant		Lost and Found	58,688
7	47621	Stephen Quentin	53795	October 16, 2004	34	Historical Fiction	Official Participant	04\|05\|06\|	The King of Banna	53,795
8	228489	RobReynolds2303	52821	October 26, 2007	73	Mainstream Fiction	Official Participant	07\|08\|	The Hole In The Glove	52,821
9	525092	Jeah_Hale	52077	October 14, 2009	24	Fantasy	Official Participant		Hello Monday	52,077
10	227875	alienatedduck	50820	October 26, 2007	118	Satire, Humor & Parody	Official Participant		The Floating City	50,820
11	549291	Kit2001	50333	October 27, 2009	68	-	Official Participant		-	50,333
12	560358	ally-ttebayo	50232	October 30, 2009	8	Other Genres	Official Participant		Tales that Move in Tight Circles	50,232
13	468947	Crazy Head Tim	50178	November 25, 2008	10	Horror & Thriller	Official Participant	08\|	Confessions of a serial killer	50,178
14	183108	snuffyssuicide	45584	November 16, 2006	23	Mainstream Fiction	Official Participant	06\|	Suicide Club	45,584
15	259192	ananaso	32790	November 16, 2007	15	Horror & Thriller	Official Participant		On Tuesday	32,790
16	409309	nhrn	27304	October 11, 2008	16	Science Fiction	Official Participant		Excellence personified	27,304

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