How many times do you log onto PF each day?

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In summary: I'm addicted to PF!I usually visit four or five times a day. I never officially "log out". Sometimes I stay here for hours at a time. Other times it's more brief.

Choose the best one that describes you:

  • I don't always come every day because my life is too busy for PF!

    Votes: 4 10.3%
  • I come to PF once per day.

    Votes: 2 5.1%
  • I come once per day but never log off!

    Votes: 5 12.8%
  • I come to PF at most three times per day.

    Votes: 6 15.4%
  • I come four to five times per day.

    Votes: 7 17.9%
  • I come more than five times per day.

    Votes: 15 38.5%

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Tell us how often you come to PF to read and post!
 
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  • #2
About a year ago I was here at least 5 times a day. Now its once a week, or less.
 
  • #3
Sorry, I added a poll since you posted.
 
  • #4
I come about 5 times a day, just because I'm on the computer a lot so I check in on franzbear :smile:
 
  • #5
I put down three because I'm pretty much on the whole time I'm at work but usually wind up going to other sites intermitantly and log off when ever I go to lunch.
 
  • #6
I was not sure what to put. I put 5+, but the correct response would be "too much!"
 
  • #7
I read it in the mornings..maybe check it if I have time at lunch, same for the night time, if I'm not busy, or if there is a thread I follow.
 
  • #8
How many times do you log onto PF each day?

Under what username?
 
  • #9
This is probably the most visited site for me.
 
  • #10
I live here
 
  • #11
Ivan Seeking said:
Under what username?
I think he was wondering about Ivan Seeking, not nabla :smile:
 
  • #12
Pengwuino said:
I live here

Greg may want his rent soon :biggrin:
 
  • #13
Ivan Seeking said:
Under what username?
All of them!

I agree with ranger. I visit PF probably every few hours during the day when I have access to a computer. Usually the first thing I do is click "New Posts," scroll through about 3 pages and read the ones with interesting titles. Then, I check my subscribed threads and the threads I posted to recently.

That process alone can take 30 minutes. I'm a PF-aholic. :rolleyes: Anyone else want to come forward and admit their addiction?
 
  • #14
It depends

Sometimes is 5+ but other times its none. So I just said one. Cause its eaisrer.
 
  • #15
I don`t log on every day but the days i do then its once and don`t log off. If I need a study break then i`ll check GD and have a giggle to myself over some of the weird things people talk about. I`m more a voyer PF`er than an actvie poster. It`s not people watching it`s people reading and yes i`m addicted to it.
 
  • #16
This is the first time I've visited PF in days. I've been so freaking busy lately.
 
  • #17
Smurf said:
This is the first time I've visited PF in days. I've been so freaking busy lately.
No excuses! You need to find more time for your relationship with PF.
 
  • #18
Second time today. Happy?
 
  • #19
I have a PF obsession. When I'm at a friends place and I get on their computer for a bit I always check PF. My friends get irritated with me because they aren't interested in PF at all. What's worse is that since I'm always on here I actually talk to people about the discussions I have on here because it's about the only thing I do on a regular basis.

"So I was talking to someone online about..."
"Uh huh.. yeah anyway..."
 
  • #20
I log on whenever I'm at my home or boss' computer, and stay logged on until I'm leaving the building. So actually, it's either 1, 2, or 3 times per day depending upon where I go, but I'm constantly on even when not in the same room with the computer or when I go to other sites. It might well be even more now that my girl has moved into her own place and is setting up her computer.
 
  • #21
Danger said:
It might well be even more now that my girl has moved into her own place and is setting up her computer.
You have a girl? Do the sheep know? :cry:
 
  • #22
z-component said:
All of them!

I'm a PF-aholic. :rolleyes: Anyone else want to come forward and admit their addiction?
Anything else you want to admit while you're at it? :biggrin: :wink:

I'm always logged in...I use the "remember me" check box. I've been running overnight experiments, and they really cut into my PF time since we have no internet access at the farm (otherwise I'd be on all night...instead I've been watching a lot of DVDs to keep myself awake in the wee hours of the mornings). During the daytime, I'm on often...most days never really log out, just minimize the window.
 
  • #23
Evo said:
You have a girl? Do the sheep know? :cry:
She was their idea. :redface:
 
  • #24
I usually visit four or five times a day. I never officially "log out". Sometimes I stay here for hours at a time. Other times it's more brief.
 

FAQ: How many times do you log onto PF each day?

How do you track the number of times you log onto PF each day?

As a scientist, I use a tracking software to keep a record of my logins on PF each day. This allows me to accurately determine the frequency of my visits.

Is there a particular reason why you log onto PF multiple times a day?

Yes, I log onto PF multiple times a day to stay updated on the latest scientific research and discussions happening within the community. It is also a great platform for networking and collaboration with other scientists.

Have you noticed any patterns or trends in your logins on PF?

Yes, I have noticed that I tend to log onto PF more frequently during the weekdays compared to weekends. This is because I have more free time to browse and engage in discussions during the weekdays.

How does the frequency of your logins on PF affect your productivity?

As a scientist, staying up to date on the latest research and discussions in my field is crucial for my productivity. Therefore, logging onto PF multiple times a day helps me stay informed and productive in my work.

Is there a recommended number of times to log onto PF each day for maximum benefit?

There is no specific number of times that is recommended to log onto PF each day. It ultimately depends on the individual's needs and preferences. However, it is important to find a balance and not let excessive logins on PF disrupt other important tasks and responsibilities.

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