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With so "few" visitors it would be worth manually going through the logs and see if your interpretation is valid.
by aw3c2 16y ago
With so "few" visitors it would be worth manually going through the logs and see if your interpretation is valid.
- mahmud 16y agoLook, I didn't want to be blunt for obvious reasons, but now that you ask, I will give you a hint. The reddit crowd is not exactly advertising friendly. What we got was direct human traffic, and 92% of them were blocking javascript. The only bots we saw were the first 10 hits, most of them familiar from our twitter links; shave 2% for the bots, that still leaves you with 90% of the traffic that's worthless. The reddit staff are aware of this; why else would they thank you for not using a NoScript or ad-block whenever you visit the site with js enabled?