We're finalizing our user directory tree structure, and would like
to know what other large sites are doing.   We're thinking of 
making a directory off the top called user, and then two levels of 
subdirectories based on the first two letters of the person's 
username.

For example, username 'daniel' would be in

user/d/a/daniel

Username 'mark29' would be in

user/m/a/mark29

With 60,000 users, we need a sensible way to distribute the users
so that we don't end up with very large directories.  Yet we need
to balance that with ease of navigation for our users.

Would anyone share how they manage the user space?

             Daniel

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