Igor

Hi all,
here is an update on more new features which we opened yesterday:

1. New "realtime" listings (updated every 4 hours) by "blog type" for example:

http://city.igorsclouds.com/community/milf/

Select from top menu: VC LISTS | By Blog Type


The type of blog (amateur girl, milf,wife,couple,voyeur" is identified by an algorithms from your profile and your tags. More precise types will be introduced shortly. If "your type" is wrong, please lemme know and we will change manually!!! ("Hey..my girlfriend is not a MILF, she has no kids"). If you don't have any type, you should pay more attention to your "profile text" and to your "tags".

2. New 100% realtime "Best of" Listings, like for example here:

http://city.igorsclouds.com/best%20pics%20and%20videos/best%20nude%20wife/

That's a first test of this new type of page. We will closely monitor the calls on the pages. If they make sense (measured by your page calls), we will extend this type of best-on on every tag wall, which has more than 400 postings as well as list rank 1 to rank 1000 instead of rank 1 to rank 200.

And here comes some bad news:

Our logs clearly show, that 89% of VCitizens do not really know what they are doing: They have empty "my walls", which means they don't follow anyone. Instead they typically access the altogether wall average 2.7 times per day in order not to miss any post (and are still missing a lot) - they only access the single post wall on every 80th post average and they only access personal blogs on every 96th posts.
Looking at Vresidents, only 4% show that type of user behaviour.
89% vs 4% is too much discrepancy in user behaviour. I will focus on this issue now and try to identify the reason. For sure putting up more help pages won't change shit - because those 89% never accessed any existing help page neither..hehehehe...maybe they can't read at all? Bottomline we need to come up with something: They increase the load on our servers on one hand while at the same time have a very limited user experience...that needs to be put into a better balance.