Half a Mil

At some point recently (I'm not sure exactly when, but in the last 2 weeks), Mixing Memory received its 500,000th visit. That's, like, a lot. A whole lot. I don't think I imagined getting even 5,000 when I started this thing, much less half a million. All I can say is thank you, for visiting, discussing, linking, writing me, and for just being cool cog sci fans. You people rock.

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I'll keep coming back: I find MM a good way to keep up with cool recent work, and also a useful source of (mostly sceptical) commentary on the work.

No, YOU rock!

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