Please keep it up.

As promised, here is an update at the end of Q1 2019:

I posted the update on my new website about distributed computing: http://dc.sheridon.de/world-community-grid-statistics-q1-2019
You also find the content below: Not sure if I will post the updates in the future on my website only, or additionally here in the forum. Say what you prefer and I will consider this!

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Output of World Community Grid decreased in Q1 2019. The main reason should be the dramatic reduction of crypto currency distributions linked to WCG output of OByte since 24. December 2018. However, output is still noticably above the level before the distribution started, so I hope some of the new contributors stay!

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- Smash Childhood Cancer ran out of work, however, new work is in the making
- Help Stop TB increased its output significantly. Although it is still small compared to other projects, one now has a realistic chance to receive more than just some occasional work units
- FightAIDS@Home 2 increased from slightly above 30 years of run time per day to nearly 90 years/day
- The output of Mapping Cancer Markers and Open Zika was slightly reduced, driven by the reduced overall output of the grid and the increased output of other projects
- Microbiome Immunity Project retained approximately the same output

Very interesting and thank you for taking the time to create these informative graphs.

Thanks for posting. I hope you'll continue to post updates (maybe quarterly?)--would be great to see how things are trending.

I think some of the bump at the end of 2018 was Microsoft putting some (all?) of the Project Natick stress testing on WCG at 4+ million BOINC credits per day. Curious to see how much the drop is from the byteball reduction.

I just posted the updated charts for Q2 2019 here:

https://dc.sheridon.de/world-community-grid-statistics-q2-2019

Enjoy!