As in what time of the day and/or day of the week do you typically go on e621?

I, too, am interested in the question like that, personally.　

As for me (at UTC/GMT+9), If I Volunteer - evening (and morning), Otherwise - on night.
It's the same as how long I can be back at my keyboard.　Except for that time, I use e926 on my phone.

anytime I'm a bored loner with nothing better to do, so frequently.

kurogi_foxsiv said:
I, too, am interested in the question like that, personally.　

Right?? I can only guess that the common expectation of "late at night, whenever" could possibly be blown out of the water.

NEVERtheless:
UTC-5, usually between late afternoon and mid-evening is when I feel comfy here, especially later in the week when more responsibilities have been cleared out of the way.
However, I find myself here on sleepless nights in the early morning, what one could even call the "witching hour..."

Once a day to keep up with new art work (Looking through the post till I reach the ones I saw last the day before)

funeralopolite said:
Right?? I can only guess that the common expectation of "late at night, whenever" could possibly be blown out of the water.

NEVERtheless:
UTC-5, usually between late afternoon and mid-evening is when I feel comfy here, especially later in the week when more responsibilities have been cleared out of the way.
However, I find myself here on sleepless nights in the early morning, what one could even call the "witching hour..."

Yes.　And during that time, or on the other hand, when there are more posts (=when I'm having nightmares?), I can hardly go to my keyboard.
Then I yell, "Daaamn, Time Zones !!"

@ Fap time.

funeralopolite said:
Right?? I can only guess that the common expectation of "late at night, whenever" could possibly be blown out of the water.

NEVERtheless:
UTC-5, usually between late afternoon and mid-evening is when I feel comfy here, especially later in the week when more responsibilities have been cleared out of the way.
However, I find myself here on sleepless nights in the early morning, what one could even call the "witching hour..."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KopwsTJ7sLs