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I've been posting The Weekly Squeak for six months. I never looked
at the statistics until today. A slow day for The Weekly Squeak is
70 views. <br>
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The weirdest thing is the number of views of old posts. I guess
people reach them by Google? The top ten posts for the last week
are: <br>
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* = posted in the last month<br>
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Mmm...RaspberryPi *<br>
136 views<br>
Help Design The New squeak.org * <br>
42 views <br>
Squeak On Android <br>
26 views<br>
64-bit image * <br>
18 views<br>
Old Smalltalk Pics From PARC<br>
11 views<br>
JSSqueak -Smalltalk interpreter <br>
6 views<br>
Tangible User Interface for Squeak<br>
6 views<br>
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Most of the views come from North America and northern Europe. There
are also views from Korea, Thailand, Japan, Australia, Spain,
Columbia, and Argentina.<br>
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Do robots scan blogs? Do they count as visitors? At any rate, more
people look at this than I would have suspected. By way of contrast
and to address the idea that visitors are just robots, The Squeak
Oversight Board blog has an average daily visitor count of eight
views.<br>
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We can conclude two things: Squeakers may be low on the ground but
all around the world; and, the Raspberry Pi is the most viewed post
for awhile. Everybody likes
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Chris <br>
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