General E2 Statistics

Node Types

Type # %
writeup 210877 44.776%
e2node 116284 24.691%
Nothing Found 94696 20.107%
UNKNOWN 25535 5.422%
user 22688 4.817%
superdoc 131 0.028%
stylesheet 100 0.021%
e2poll 90 0.019%
htmlcode 75 0.016%
node_forward 71 0.015%
usergroup 54 0.011%
restricted_superdoc 51 0.011%
nodetype 48 0.010%
htmlpage 37 0.008%
category 32 0.007%
nodelet 26 0.006%
room 23 0.005%
document 19 0.004%
dbtable 17 0.004%
writeuptype 16 0.003%
collaboration 13 0.003%
container 11 0.002%
registry 11 0.002%
superdocnolinks 9 0.002%
setting 8 0.002%
fullpage 6 0.001%
codearchive 5 0.001%
maintenance 5 0.001%
nodeball 4 0.001%
nodeletgroup 4 0.001%
edevdoc 3 0.001%
debatecomment 2 0.000%
nodegroup 2 0.000%
debate 1 0.000%
e2client 1 0.000%
image 1 0.000%
jscript 1 0.000%
mail 1 0.000%
opcode 1 0.000%
oppressor_superdoc 1 0.000%
patch 1 0.000%
theme_container 1 0.000%
ticker 1 0.000%
Totals 470963 100.000%

Longest Titles

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1 Don't kill your invisible husband to see what he looks like or you'll sob your heart out. But don't worry about the millions of invisible men coming to attack your village because they won't kill you if you don't know how to fight them. (236)
2 The gun is good. The penis is evil. The penis shoots seeds, and makes new life, and poisons the earth with a plague of men, as once it was. But the gun shoots death, and purifies the earth of the filth of brutals. Go forth and kill! (232)
3 Meanwhile, the PILOT, who has been laughing hysterically through the entire sequence, finally loses it. He falls out of his chair and bangs his head against the panel, causing the ship to lose control and crash into a nearby planet (231)
4 The guy who may as well already be dead and therefore doesn't care about the consequences of his actions and is able to move with perfect freedom for the remainder of what will likely be a tragically short life (210)
5 Having someone wrapped around you, looking into your eyes, inches away from your face, smiling the cutest smile in the world and giving you quick little kisses on the nose is the greatest feeling anywhere ever (209)
6 Shall I tell you stories of other stars: stars that you love, that deserve your love. Stars that do not disappoint, and disgust, and disgrace your love. Oh, I have hope they exist for your sake! (194)
7 I will REMOVE your "All your radical touching base are already occurred to the lesbian monkey puppy" philosophy on me if you don't eat my soy google balls, hatt-baby. Real or malarky? (183)
8 To better imagine the limits of the dried-up Martian sea, little Tatiana found it helpful to shape in her mind a great sinuous contour binding each sad, stranded boat to its neighbor (182)
9 Or he'll just kick me in the face and scream abstract noises and dance around outside in his underwear and have sex with the neighbor's dog and try to fly by jumping off the toilet (180)
10 It has been claimed that some or all of this article or section is incoherent and not understandable, and should possibly be reworded if the intended meaning can be determined (175)
11 Honey! Come look! It's a long node title. The author must be possessed of a certain mad joy for life! Their poetry must be insightful and witty and special. I'm certain of it. (175)
12 Frisky, most silver, serene -- bright step at the margins of air, you tiny colossus and winsome and master me, easy in sunlight, you gracious one come to me, live in my life (173)
13 I cannot find the right words to touch the sky with me Yesterday tomorrow and forever in a white crystalline bask of your teddy bear beauty will you love me yes ok thx! (168)
14 How can I talk about love when the bacon is burned and the house is an absolute mess and the children are screaming their heads off and I'm going to miss my bus? (161)
15 Growing (almost) old disgracefully: drinking, dancing and deviant party games in honour of Wntrmute's and The Debutante's birthdays- Bristol, November 2006 (155)

Shortest Titles

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15 V (1)

Oldest Nodes

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1 (user) (1/1/1753)
2 LSD (e2node) (1/1/1900)
3 The Simpsons (e2node) (1/1/1900)
4 Brian Eno (e2node) (1/1/1900)
5 hemos (user) (1/1/1900)
6 Frank Zappa (e2node) (1/1/1900)
7 Linux (e2node) (1/1/1900)
8 Red (e2node) (1/1/1900)
9 Blade Runner (e2node) (1/1/1900)
10 Slashdot (e2node) (1/1/1900)
11 Beer (e2node) (1/1/1900)
12 anime (e2node) (1/1/1900)
13 Hunter S. Thompson (e2node) (1/1/1900)
14 Ghostbusters (e2node) (1/1/1900)
15 Berlin (e2node) (1/1/1900)

Newest Nodes

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1 Prairie/Masker (thing) (writeup) (2/5/2012)
2 Prairie/Masker (e2node) (2/5/2012)
3 Bicycle economy (UNKNOWN) (2/5/2012)
4 February 4, 2012 (idea) (writeup) (2/5/2012)
5 folk music (thing) (writeup) (2/4/2012)
6 root log: February 2012 (log) (writeup) (2/4/2012)
7 Everything2 Tech Update - February 2012 (idea) (writeup) (2/4/2012)
8 February 4, 2012 (log) (writeup) (2/4/2012)
9 Everything2 Tech Update - February 2012 (e2node) (2/4/2012)
10 flordearomo (user) (2/4/2012)
11 what once I was (poetry) (writeup) (2/3/2012)
12 February 4, 2012 (e2node) (2/3/2012)
13 If you were a vegetable, what kind of vegetable would you be? (registry) (2/3/2012)
14 Favourite vegetables (registry) (2/3/2012)
15 what once I was (e2node) (2/3/2012)
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