Wow! It's been less than three months since my move to Seed ScienceBlogs and my Sitemeter already hit 100,000.
The round-number visitor came from Oslo, Norway, a Firefox user, from Stumbleupon to see Did A Virus Make You Smart?, made three pageviews and remained 4 minutes and 13 seconds total on the last two pages.
In comparison, it took almost 16 months for Science And Politics to reach 100,000 and it has still not hit 200,000 after more than two years (the traffic there has dropped considerably but it still gets about 180 per day, mostly through Google searches).
So, I am self-congratulating myself today. Thank you all for coming and I hope to see you again tomorrow, and the day after, and the day after...
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An article in the NYT on surname frequency settles the most important issue of our time:
Over at New Economic Perspectives, William Black makes a good observation about the basic arithmetic skills of the educational reformers--
If a major bank goes bankrupt, are corporate accounts insured?
Like university payroll accounts?
The answer appears to be: yes, up to $100,000 per TAX ID number.
Ends today. Last Chance to Contribute to 2010 Singularity Research Challenge!:
Congrats!!!...
Keep the great articles coming and I'm sure your visitors will double if not triple..
Well done Bora. You have earned folks attention, just keep grinding out content that serves them well...
BTW, just hit my 1,000th unique after my switchover last month to CitizenWill.org.
Congratulations! I almost thought it was me who was number 100 000. How many Firefox using Oslo-ians can it be, but then I saw the post was posted yesterday, and I only started using this well written blog today. Well.. have to settle with being number 100 000-something.