How much time does this damn site suck out of you?

[Jason Lee]

I probably toss away an hour or three a day on it.

[Brian Leybourne]

Easily that much. I log on every morning at work, and pretty much stay connected the whole day, refreshing and reading new posts whenever I get a spare 5 minutes.

Brian.

[ScottM]

Um, yeah... since it involves work for me as well, I'll plead the fifth :)

[Enoch]

Probably an hour depending.  I spend a lot more time on RPGnet simply because there's always new replies.  Here the traffic is slow.

-Joshua

[taalyn]

Well, I've been on for a week or two, and so far it's been 4 hours or so a day. I keep hoping it will slow down soon, but then I can't wait to see if someone's said something...

Aidan

[Mike Holmes]

Um, look to the left. You guess.

Mike

[taalyn]

Hey! I could read things before I joined, couldn't I? And who said I had to be good at math, anyway? ;D

Aidan

[Ron Edwards]

Hey,

If I admit that sensitive information here, it'd mean admitting it to myself. And that is not going to happen.

Best,
Ron

[Rich Forest]

I probably average anywhere from one to two hours a day just reading up on interesting threads and games in-progress.  When I post (fairly rare), I usually end up spending a lot more time because I then post a fairly long piece.  My tendency to draft and revise can make this process even longer.

Rich

[Jason Lee]

If I admit that sensitive information here, it'd mean admitting it to myself. And that is not going to happen.

I think this whole job and life thing you an Mike keep claiming is a ruse to throw us off the trail so we don't discover you're both just rpg writing robots manufactured by IBM. ;)

[Mike Holmes]

That's what GeCon is for. Come and see that we're really flesh and blood creatures, not just automatons of some sort. OTOH, by late Saturday night, be may act like automatons...

Mike

[Shreyas Sampat]

Undefined; the window tends to stay open all afternoon and I look in periodically.  Thus, a whole lot more time than I'll ever admit to myself.