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Question Posted Saturday September 11 2010, 3:32 am

how many people use this site


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Peeps answered Sunday September 12 2010, 9:27 pm:
Well, the site advertises that there are over 20,000 users that have used the site at one point. I would guess that since that hasn't been updated for a couple of years that the number has grown dramatically. 20,000 may be the number of active users at any given time though, as far as I know, You would need to contact DangerNerd to get a better estimate of the current amount of Advicenators users. It does seem to be pretty popular though, I have to say, and is 10 times better than sites like Yahoo! Answers, in my opinion.

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