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From: Raines.Cohen@f444.n161.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Raines Cohen)
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Subject: Re: Top 10 Mugs??
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Date: 24 Mar 89 13:43:40 GMT
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 Re: Top 10 MUGs
 
TeriAnn -
 
Why do you ask?  Do you really want the 10 _largest_ MUGs, or the 10 "most influential" or "most accessible" groups?  Does geographical diversity enter into it?  For example, you might want to know the largest MidWest group, even if it wasn't comparable to 2 groups in the Bay Area.
 
Have you tried asking Apple's User Group Connection (although they are not primarily a data-collection bureau, so their info may be out of date).
 
-- Raines Cohen
 SYSOP, BMUG BBS

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