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##Final Thoughts About Winter Bash 2016

Statistics

Final Thoughts About Winter Bash 2016

• December 21st was the most active date for hats being awarded. There were 81,472 hats awarded to 39,778 unique users. Just Here for the Hat made up 37,213 of those hats, followed by both Where in the World? hats - the Sun version was awarded 16,411, and the Moon version 15,069 times.
• The least active date for hats being awarded was the last day of hats, January 8th. Only 6,945 hats were awarded to 4,247 users.
• The very first hat awarded was I Am Your Father on December 19th at 0:09.
• 925 was the last hat awarded in Winter Bash, and it was awarded on Mathematics Educators.
• Alexander O'Mara was the first to get 6 hats during Winter Bash, including Third Time's A Charm, 011. He was followed closely by Samuel Liew who was the first to earn 5 hats, including Cutting the Cord and Hero of Questions.

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• Mariano on Stack Overflow en español
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• SteamyRoot on Mathematics
• Isuka on Arqade

• December 21st was the most active date for hats being awarded. There were 81,472 hats awarded to 39,778 unique users. Just Here for the Hat made up 37,213 of those hats, followed by both Where in the World? hats - the Sun version was awarded 16,411, and the Moon version 15,069 times.
• The least active date for hats being awarded was the last day of hats, January 8th. Only 6,945 hats were awarded to 4,247 users.
• The very first hat awarded was I Am Your Father on December 19th at 0:09.
• 925 was the last hat awarded in Winter Bash, and it was awarded on Mathematics Educators.
• Alexander O'Mara was the first to get 6 hats during Winter Bash, including Third Time's A Charm, 011. He was followed closely by Samuel Liew who was the first to earn 5 hats, including Cutting the Cord and Hero of Questions.

• rekire on Stack Overflow
• Mariano on Stack Overflow en español
• David on Blender
• Kaz Wolfe on Ask Ubuntu
• alecxe on Stack Overflow
• piRSquared on Stack Overflow
• SteamyRoot on Mathematics
• Isuka on Arqade

• rekire on Stack Overflow
• Mariano on Stack Overflow en español
• David on Blender
• Kaz Wolfe on Ask Ubuntu
• alecxe on Stack Overflow
• piRSquared on Stack Overflow
• SteamyRoot on Mathematics
• Isuka on Arqade

• rekire on Stack Overflow
• Mariano on Stack Overflow en español
• David on Blender
• Kaz Wolfe on Ask Ubuntu
• alecxe on Stack Overflow
• piRSquared on Stack Overflow
• SteamyRoot on Mathematics
• Isuka on Arqade