Observations heard

Dear Ladies and Gentleman
I have seen a country join in a competition online recently with enthusiasm and draw many new people to the world of Crunching on your computers at home. More and more people are getting involved. I saw what I thought was an amazing array of new people joining in the Tanpaku project and had a Japanese speaking friend of mine ask around to see what is going on. He reported that an ad was placed in a student newspaper at a university that stated the benefits of the science being down on this project could use some help. The article showed ways to improve and the benefits of the course of action with the alloted number of participants. The article also showed ways to improve and that was to encourage participation and join a team meant to improve the output of the Project and solve the problems the science. It was very well written and displayed, in the course of the writing several people though it would be to contact the administrators and explain the letter is being written and that they should prepare for an onslaught of new crunchers. Hence the Tanpaku project team did a recent upgrade to there server to prepare for the Onslaught of new crunchers arriving every day it seems.
Now AMD users could use a bunch new people to help with each project, and this bit of waiting till people show up is really ridiculous. I am going to suggest we try something like that ourselves, it is a marketing tool. calculate what desired project needs the most amount of help and convince people to crunch those projects.
Any Comments
P.S. I think Russia is doing something similar in Dimes as Spain is doing in Zivis, and Japan is doing with Tanpaku.