I looked at my blog this
morning, and I looked at the statistics for it, seeing that it had
been viewed 22 times, 17 by Google Chrome, 4 by Internet Explorer, 1
by Firefox. The Google Chrome were definitely mostly mine, and the
Internet Explorer ones were probably Mr. Goldfine, but what accounts
for the Firefox one? How many other people have been looking at my
empty blog already in one day? I look at the operating system, all
Windows. I look at the countries. Interesting. My blog has been
viewed 22 times from the U.S., and once in Germany. That sort of
rules me and Mr. Goldfine out of it. With a sudden idea, I look at my
sister's blog that has been up since August. If I got a German view
in the first day, then what would Felicia have? She had 513 views by
Internet Explorer, 174 by Google Chrome, 138 by Firefox, 14 by
Granparadiso (Never even heard of it), 10 by Opera, and 8 by Safari.
I go onto our browser, Comodo Dragon, and view her page, just to give
her some variety, as if she didn't have enough already. She has 821
Windows views, 21 Macintosh views, and 16 views by Linux operating
systems. Then I check her country page views. Well, you can't say she
hasn't had good foreign exposure. 763 views from the U.S., 60 by
Russia, 25 by Germany, 4 by Latvia, 3 by Ukraine, and one each by
Italy, the Phillipines, and Poland. I hope they enjoyed her English
writing. I then wrote all of my English homework for the week. At
least that's out of the way. Quite enjoyable, too. The week has
technically started, so I can post them on my beloved by the Germans
blog. I listen to Linkin Park all day. Nothing better to get me in a
good writing mood than "Shut up when I'm talking to you!" I
watched the Patriots spifflicate the Broncos last night, so I watched
the Ravens beat the Texans today to earn the right to play them. (The
Texans would have won except for the rookie mistakes by Yates.) I
read E. Phillips Oppenheim, predicting World War II happening for the
exact same reasoning that it actually did occur, and he predicted it
in 1922. He was foreseeing. Why have I never heard of Granparadiso?
At least one of those Google Chromes was me. Hello! Just reading through some of my fellow classmates workings.
ReplyDeleteI don't know about the statistics or even how you find them, though I'd be willing to learn (hint....), but is it possible that the foreign views are just views that were routed through an overseas computer? This is well out of my wheelhouse of competence, but, certainly, I'm usually on IE, though occasionally FFX or Chrome might be my engines.
ReplyDelete@biddix, good to have feedback from anyone. Thanks. :)
ReplyDelete@johngoldfine, When you are on the dashboard, click on statistics, then I think in the old interface, which I am assuming you are still on, if you click more next to the graph of views, then it will give you all of this information. If you are on the new interface, then clicking on the statistics, then audience, will give it to you.