Once more passing the hat around.

Dave over at Cognitive Daily has posted a comparison of traffic (upper graph) with DonorsChoose donations (lower graph) so far in the drive. This blog is the third bar in from the left.

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Certainly we’re not doing too bad relative to others, however I fail to see how we can let Chad over at Uncertainty Principles (2nd bar on the left), who gets slightly less traffic, so greatly lead us in donations (approximately 4x!). I mean ... people, he’s a physicist!

You know what to do ...

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