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Web stats a la Blogware

by DavidAkin on Mon 26 Apr 2004 09:06 PM EDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

One of the neat things about the publishing platform this blog uses is that there is always some neat cool feature being added. Sometimes these features seem added in just because the good people at Tucows could. (Hello Address Book. Good to see you, not sure why you're here.) Others make damn fine sense. One of those is a Web Stats feature.
With Web Stats I can tell how much bandwidth this blog has consumed and how much space it's taking up on a Tucows server. (Answers: More than a 1 gig of bandwidth but just a spritely 10 MB of server space.)
The Web Stats feature on Blogware also lets the Blog author track what you, dear Blog reader, find most appealing content wise. Here's the five most popular entries at this blog in April (ranked by popularity):

Incidentally, in April alone, more than 5,600 unique visitors have dropped in and looked at a total of more than 26,000 pages. I think that's pretty good.
Thanks for stopping by. And thank you to the Blogware development army and assorted accordion player hanger-ons for some very cool tools.

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