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You realize the extent to which that chart is useless, right? My Posterous blog is at post.danieljackoway.com. Compete's not going count that towards Posterous'

You realize the extent to which that chart is useless, right? My Posterous blog is at post.danieljackoway.com. Compete's not going count that towards Posterous's numbers. I might be wrong, but it seems like Posterous users are more likely to use custom domains--Tumblr is more of a social network, so it makes more sense to be on a subdomain of tumblr.com (just as your facebook and twitter pages are on facebook.com and twitter.com). Posterous is more for stand-alone blogging, so having it be on your own domain makes sense.

andrewhyde 16y ago
I think it does a good job proving the point that tumblr isn't dying, which was the only intent. Your right on the data accuracy.
spencermiles 16y ago
Here's an accureate graph from Quantcast, both services are quantified, and yes, your postergous blog does count towards this graph. http://www.quantcast.com/profile/embed?img=http://www.quantcast.com/profile/trafficGraph%3Fwunit%3Dwtpub%253Apixel%252Fp-16ewveTurfCCM%26wunit1%3Dwd:com.tumblr%26drg%3Dgbl%26dty%3Dpp%26dtr%3Ddm%26gl%3D6mo%26ggt%3Dlarge%26showDeleteButtons%3Dtrue%26width%3D522%26reachType%3Drolling%26country%3DUK&w=522&h=400&showDeleteButtons=false&wunit=Charts.Traffic.FrequencyGraph.16ewveTurfCCM http://www.quantcast.com/profile/embed?img=http://www.quantc...