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Actually, it looks like both doubled in six months: Jul 2010,"7,275,451","279,891,841" Jan 2011,"12,284,583","590,531,477" And then a couple months la
by raldi 11y ago
Actually, it looks like both doubled in six months:
Jul 2010,"7,275,451","279,891,841"
Jan 2011,"12,284,583","590,531,477"
And then a couple months later we realized we were undercounting and it jumped again. :)
Feb 2011,"12,654,137","594,987,855"
Mar 2011,"16,925,815","1,133,827,794"
- jedberg 11y agoYes, but that was our traffic trajectory before Digg v4 too, wasn't it?
- raldi 11y agoIIRC we were doubling every 8-12 months, and Digg sped that up a bit for us that year. It wasn't like a make-or-break moment, but we certainly felt it. :) Fortunately you had just turned up a bunch of new servers just days before.
- jedberg 11y ago> Fortunately you had just turned up a bunch of new servers just days before. We call that "capacity planning". ;)