ColorOfSakura

Disclaimer: This is not an official NaNoWriMo site but merely an unofficial tool provided by NewMexicoKid for NaperWriMo.

The NaNoWriMo wordcount graph for ColorOfSakura and writing buddies.

Details

Total wordcount: 442228
Average wordcount: 49136.44
Wordcount standard deviation: 299.52
% Active (non-zero wordcount): 75.0% (9/12) - (compared with 36.1% internationally)
% Winners (wordcount>50k): 50.0% (6/12)
% Winners of Active (wordcount>50k): 66.7% (6/9) (compared with 30.38% internationally)
% 40k+ (wordcount>40k): 50.0% (6/12)
% Returning: 0.0% (0/12)
% Returning Who Won: 0.0% (0/12)
% Returning Who Won of Active Returners: 0 (0/0)
% of Winners who were Returners: 0.0% (0/6)

Note: small chart below is linked to larger chart.

For a larger scale, see this graph

	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*

Note: to include the linked graph on a forum post, copy/paste the following:

<a href="http://graphing.teiru.net/2009/list2.cgi?name=ColorOfSakura"><img src="http://graphing.teiru.net/2009/images/ColorOfSakura_large.png"></a>

What is the nanolyser?: This is a great new tool introduced in 2009 by Daniel H. Lewis. I'm just linking to his tool.
Why is there a discrepency between the wordcount in the right most column and the one on the left/in the graph?: Because the one of the right-most column is extracted from your profile where the one in the left-most column is from the wcapi that is updated only once per hour (or sometimes less frequently if the server is inundated with requests). The graphing script treats the wcapi information as the most accurate one, but the wcapi might lag the profile.

This tool, written by Tim Yao, uses the NaNoWriMo wcapi designed by Tim Yao (NewMexicoKid) and Russ Uman (firebus). www.nanolyser.org is a great new tool written and offered by Daniel H Lewis.