Posted 2023-07-23 9:10 PM (#27081 - in reply to #27080) Subject: RE: Most Read List
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The number of reads to get on the list is mostly arbitrary. We needed a number high enough to keep the list length manageable. To see what books are getting close to the 450 threshold we'd have to change the threshold to 400 which would leave us still wondering what's getting close to making the list
Posted 2023-08-03 3:38 PM (#27096 - in reply to #27080) Subject: Re: Most Read List
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I had been wondering the same thing. It might be a huge drain on the servers, but is it possible to see all the books in the database and sort it after how many have read the books?
Posted 2024-07-23 11:12 PM (#30059 - in reply to #27080) Subject: Re: Most Read List
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Posts: 267 Location: California
We should start a betting pool. Neil Gaiman's The Ocean at the End of the Lane is at 437 but on the other hand Salem's Lot by King is at 442. Anyone want to offer odds? : )
Posted 2024-07-24 3:35 AM (#30060 - in reply to #30059) Subject: Re: Most Read List
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Their statistics on Goodreads is very similar. So going by those, there would be no real competition. But who knows? There are only a few horror books on this list.
Posted 2025-04-04 3:38 PM (#32543 - in reply to #27080) Subject: Re: Most Read List
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Neil Gaiman's The Ocean at the End of the Lane has made it onto the list. Salem's Lot is still under 450. I would have thought Salem's Lot would have been on by now. It's a good thing I hadn't put any money down.