I posted my first message here on the 12th of this month and after only 12 days, 10,000 people have visited my site (thanks for the links, PZ)! I am excited! I can hardly wait for 100,000! Thanks for reading, everyone!
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Stop it, you're making me jealous.
But you certainly deserve the recognition. Congrats!
How much of an increase is this compared to last month, before you moved the blog?
That's twice as much as I had in six months of blogging.
PM; thanks! but at least 2,000 of those visits are the result of linkage from PZ.
coturnix; hrm .. perhaps twice more than last month's visits? but it's a PZ thing, really.
John; the same is true for me, for my first six months. your numbers will increase, too. and then you'll ask yourself why you are talking about your stupid oversized ConEd bill to all these people you've never met before when there are obviously more interesting things to talk about, like, oh .. testes size.