Are you born on 1st April

Why not join my 'Only fools' group ~ exclusive to those born on April the first!!!

Come on let's have some fun.

Total number of members in chess .com= around 5 lakhs, if divided by 365[ days in a year] you will find 1370 members born on 1st April. But who would dare to come forward is what remains to be seen. Mine is 9th september.

so close! Im april 11th

I don't think you can divide the number of players by 365 as there are certain months with a higher percentage of births than others

Yes i agree. there is a certain season when the most deliveries happen.But it remains to be seen if month of April comes under this or not. I do not know the answer if anyone knows please tell .

It would probably depend on the country and what part of the world you're in. I found this. Maybebe off topic a tiny bit but interesting :)

Recent changes in the seasonality of birth.

T. Miura

1. The birth seasonality with a spring peak, which has been considered to be a basic rhythm of human reproduction, has changed in the late 20th century quite rapidly, not only in Japan, but in other countries as well. In Tokyo the change happened rather abruptly in 1964.
2. In Hawaii and West Malaysia, the seasonal birth patterns are not the same among different ethnic groups. In Thailand, conceptions occurred most frequently in the hottest month there, April.
3. These facts may suggest that the seasonality of birth is not determined by climate or temperature, and may be determined by some other mechanisms.

Secular changes in the seasonality of birth.

T. Miura, J. Richter, M. Shimura and T. Ogata

1. Seasonality of birth has chaned periodically in all the four countries investigated, Japan, Germany, the United States and England.
2. In general, the peak of births was in the spring, or the January-March season. However, in some decades the birth peak in the fall (September-November) exceeded the spring peak.
3. In Japan, the fall peak was evident in both earlier halves of the 18th and 19th centuries.
4. The fall peak of birth was most prominent during the 16th century in England and during the 17th century in East Germany and during the late 18th century in the United States and East Germany.
5. These alternative secular changes in birth seasonality observed in all four countries suggest that the so-called 'basic animal rhythm' or the seasonal variation of human reproductive ability could be a result of environmental conditions, which could change drastically and alternate with time.

Ouch ~ I only expect people born on the first of April to reply NOT A LOAD OF FOOLS!!!!!!!!!

no

Ooooops... am second close... am April 12th.  (he-he...)