Posted by Greg Laden on September 17, 2008 … according to this article by Rosslyn Beeby in the Canberra Times:
… But Greg Laden, a biological anthropologist, whose most recent posting is about excavating a giant Buddha in Afghanistan, is the network’s third most popular blog with a daily average [number of readers] of around 18…
Go read the article. All of your favorite Nature Bloggers are featured.
(Must have been a slow news day in Australia…)
[hat tip: ABATC]
Now Greg, what have we told you about quote mining?
That can’t be right. Some of them must be duplicates.
Good to know I’m in such exclusive company.
I guess all 18 of us should get together for a party somewhere… Maybe a Denny’s would suffice.
Why don’t all 18 of us introduce ourselves.
He’s probably spamming himself with robot readers.
We could just count off.
Does that count all of my pseudonyms separately?
I went there thinking the writer was confusing the set of regular commenters with the set of readers, at something like 1:100.
Is that 18 reader’s per day? Damn, you’re a big dog.
I’m trying to remember the last time I personally made up 5.6% of a demographic…
The article must have been updated as it now state that you have 1800 readers, that would be a big party.
The article must have been updated as it now state that you have 1800 readers…
You might consider the possibility that it was that way all along, and Mr. Laden was being clever with the asterisk.
Of course, I get it now.
Elipses, actually. He was just demonstrating that he knows how they work. [Joke intended for approximately three people.]
I’ve got ellipses … and I know how to use them!
Wait, there’s only 17 comments.
Okay, better now.
Greg, today you can even spell them better than I can.
Greg, today you can even spell them better than I can.
…because he got out his trusty dictionotomy
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Or maybe not.
I’m deeply offended that they didn’t even mention me or Deltoid, two, you know, Australian Science Bloggers? But maybe that’s just the old capital city rivalry coming up again…
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