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Posted by: Achronos
I also maintain that Chrome is weaksauce, and IE9 is fast and works very well
Posted by: LordOfBlah51
Posted by: Jumbus
Posted by: Vadam930
Well, the link works the same... the post below you has the link. It said 2.75. I'm sure it will change after this post.
EDIT: Nope. Same.They both work it out the same way - I think! I believe it's the number of days between now and the very last post on your recent post history, divided by the number of posts in your recent post history.
If you had an account that was years and years old and had never made a post, then decided to post 300 times in one day, your PPD would be 300. Even though you would have only made 300 posts after years and years.
Could be wrong, though.
PPD is an average, so if it worked correctly, it would divide Number of Posts by Days on bungie.net. (Or at least, maximum number of posts divided by days on b.net.)I'm just talking about the PPD calculators. Our total post counts aren't available, so the only thing the PPD calculators have to work with is our recent post history. That means our PPD is an average calculated using the total number of posts in our post history and the number of days between the first and last posts in our history.
Excel says there are 162 days between the first and last posts on my history. 300 divided by 162 is 1.85 which is what the PPD calculator says ;)