I think a lot can be told about a feed (or specifically about a city/agency) by looking at the times the feed is most busy.
I live in a college town of 45,000+ full time residents and 30,000+ college students (of which about 1/3 live in town-on campus, 1/3 live in town-off campus, and the final 1/3 commute from out of town).
I find it telling about my town that the majority of the hits on my feed are in the night time hours (especially between midnight and 3am). I believe this is the students finding the feed (especially from Scanner911 iPhone app) and listening to it at night (maybe when they leave the bars- which close at 2am).
Does anyone else notice specific times that their feed is more active than normal (besides when you have Status Alerts- or News Alerts) and can you tell why? Does this tell any clues about your town/city/agency?
I live in a college town of 45,000+ full time residents and 30,000+ college students (of which about 1/3 live in town-on campus, 1/3 live in town-off campus, and the final 1/3 commute from out of town).
I find it telling about my town that the majority of the hits on my feed are in the night time hours (especially between midnight and 3am). I believe this is the students finding the feed (especially from Scanner911 iPhone app) and listening to it at night (maybe when they leave the bars- which close at 2am).
Does anyone else notice specific times that their feed is more active than normal (besides when you have Status Alerts- or News Alerts) and can you tell why? Does this tell any clues about your town/city/agency?