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This software monitors a 4chan board for various properties, mostly relating to post speed and type, and aggregates them into graphs and charts.<br/>
The main use is of `Sessions'. When you load the page you start a session, the client then adds all data it receives from the server into a section for the current session until you close the page or lose connection (the top-right text tells the status of the connection). There are also sections containing a server-maintained set of information from the total uptime of the server; and a section of averages over larger timespans (Aggregate section). There is also a `Live' section which shows each `cycle' of the aggregator and has information on a per-cycle basis.<br/>
A cycle is the interval at which the server receives information from the backend archiver and sends it to the client, a cycle contains the information required to construct a chart or display a piece of information in a statistical way.<br/>
In the `Aggregate stats' section, a server-maintained average of all cycles in a select timeframe is displayed. The client adds its own data to this when the session starts but a backlog on the server is maintained for an amount of time. <!--TODO: Make the section links that jump to # values in url></-->
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Spidering board: <emid='board'></em><br/>
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<li>Avg. posts per cycle: <emid='at_avg'>0</em></li>
<li>Avg. posts per cycle: <emid='at_avg'>0</em></li>