Who else used 66.185.84.204 in October 2003?

Update. As you can see here, the reason that there are so many posts from such a variety of individuals through this IP is because it was one of Rogers' proxy servers and therefore forwarded internet traffic for hundreds of thousands of users.

I had created a list of places where we can see 66.185.84.204 (or its host-name equivalent, wc09.mtnk.rnc.net.cable.rogers.com) being used in 2003 here, and have been adding to it as I found new examples. That list has now grown a little unwieldy, so I am replacing it with several shorter lists (indexed at the bottom). Here is a list of attested users in October, 2003, which I divide into two lists. The first list is examples of the IP (or host-name equivalent) appearing in monthly visitor logs, which only allow us to conclude that the visit had taken place sometime during the month. The second list are cases where we know the specific date.

1. between Sept. 24 and Oct. 23, 2003 this IP consulted manotick.net (a local business directory serving South Ottawa) 132 times;
   
2. during Oct. 2003, this IP visited the site of a Florida chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism;
   
3. during Oct. 2003, wc09.etc (=66.185.84.204) visited pogopus.com;
   
4. during Oct. 2003 this IP visited www.ess.uci.edu;
   
5. during Oct. 2003 wc09.etc visited insurgentcountry.com;
   
6. during Oct. 2003 wco9.etc visited webticino.ch;
   
7. during Oct. 2003 wc09.etc visited a Danish site;
   
8. during Oct. 2003 wc09.etc visited the website of a Vietnamese church in Ottawa;
   
9. during Oct. 2003 wc09.etc visited the site of a commercial real estate broker;
   
10. during Oct. 2003 wc09.etc visited idenise.net;
    
11. during Oct. 2003 wc09.etc visited the webpage of a Danish musician;
    
12. during Oct. 2003 wc09.etc visited the site of Anne Owens, an illustrator;
    
13. during Oct. 2003 wc09.etc visited a Slovakian comics site;
    
14. during Oct. 2003 wc09.etc visited concretefloors.ca;
    
15. during Oct. 2003 wc09.etc visited the site of the Wellington (NZ) Indian Association;
    

With specific date:

1. on Oct. 1, 2003, "andi" used this IP to post to an NHL forum;
2. on Oct. 2, 2003, "hullbob" used this IP to post to the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles message board;
3. on Oct. 3, 2003, "Scott Taylor" used this IP to post to board related to the London Plastic Modelling Association;
4. on Oct. 3, 2003, this IP visited the site of Colorado Christian University;
5. on Oct. 4, 2003, "Dean" used this IP to post to a the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles message board (see above);
6. on Oct. 5, 2003, "krivraq" used this IP when he asked a goalies' forum how to keep a mask from rusting;
7. on Oct. 8, 2003, "coco_fever" used this IP to post to an NHL forum;
8. on Oct. 10, 2003, this IP posted to a discussion board on the OHL;
9. on Oct. 10, 2003, "Scott Taylor" used this IP to post to message board on modelling;
10. on Oct. 12, 2003, "Scott Taylor" again used this IP to post on modelling;
11. on Oct. 13, 2003, "doug" used this IP to post a message seeking a Roddy Piper doll;
12. on Oct. 14, 2003, this IP was a proxy for 63.139.207.87 (see discussion here);
13. on Oct. 15, 2003, at 20:46, this IP visited freedomsite.org;
    
14. on Oct. 18, 2003, "doug" again expressed his interest in a Roddy Piper doll (see Oct. 13);
15. on Oct. 18, 2003, this IP was a proxy for 24.157.32.153 (see discussion here);
16. on Oct. 19, 2003, "tahnie" used this IP to post to Groomers BBS;
    
17. on Oct. 20, 2003, "Gary Donaldson" used this IP to wish Paul a happy birthday;
18. on Oct. 22, 2003, wc09.etc visited the website of a Houston medical school;
    
19. on Oct. 24, 2003, someone used this IP to post to a board concerning women's hockey;
20. on Oct. 25, 2003, "Scott Taylor" used this IP to post again on modelling (see above under Oct. 10);
21. on Oct. 26, 2003, "SELLIAH" used this IP to praise a Tamil poet;
    
22. on Oct. 26, 2003, wc09.etc (=66.185.84.204) visited wireworld.com

Other lists can be see here:
• Jan.-Jul., 2003.
  
• Aug. 2003.
  
• Sept. 2003.
  
• Oct. 2003.
  
• Nov. 2003.
  
• Dec. 2003.
• Jan. 2004, and following.