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by spxdcz 16y ago
You're correct that the target phrase isn't particularly high competition and that our Wordpress installation is already fairly SEO optimized, so yeah, I guess it is a little misleading. Good spot. WRT Boing Boing and Radar, it's really jus
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Minimum Viable SEO(contentini.com)
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Most Common Words in Album Names, Band Names and Song Titles(amorphousblog.com)
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by spxdcz 16y ago
That's an interesting comment. I'm still trying to 'work out' the Hacker News crowd (even though I've been here almost two years!). I've submitted plenty of things that get to #1, or front page, but can't seem to find much consistency in wh
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Definition of Irony: The new 'Nimble' content report from Razorfish is in Flash.(nimble.razorfish.com)
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Web App Strategy: Why Market Research is Important and Doing It For Free(contentini.com)
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by spxdcz 16y ago
+1 That's really useful to know - thanks for the stats.
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What #1 on Hacker News Does For Your Stats(danzambonini.com)
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by spxdcz 16y ago
As a Brit-in-the-US, I don't know that much about the history of US city growth (sorry!). From a quick Google, it seems Seattle has a potted history of urban planning, with perhaps a greater focus on beautification/planning than many simila
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Thanks. (I wrote it!)
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by spxdcz 16y ago
There's an interesting discussion (and some suggestions) about the North/South divide here: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1126279
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Maybe because the city underwent a massive transition post Industrial Revolution? "In late January and February 1937, 19 inches (48 cm) of rain fell during a month of heavy rain. It caused the "Great Flood of '37".[23][24] The flood submerg
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Nice reasoning. (Though only applicable to 'newer' cities, or at least more recent expansion of cities).
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Out of interest, is that typical on both coasts? Just wondering if the river direction has anything to do with it.
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Why are the east of cities usually poorer?(thejanuarist.com)
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Unfair how? Facebook gets more traffic than YouTube. Why not let the public make up their mind? Or publish two versions? Or somehow otherwise make data available about THEIR sites that they've made available about everyone elses? Seems like
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Anyone else find it creepy that they've removed all of their own websites (Google, YouTube, Gmail), but stil feel it's fair to publish this data about everyone else (including their competitors)? "Do No Evil". Hmm.
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A Google Analytics Dashboard to Check Today’s Referrers for Multiple Websites(danzambonini.com)
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Awesome - thank you!
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Thank you so much - very much appreciated!
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Argh! That sounds particularly useful... Am trying to Google it, but haven't found it yet. Thanks for letting me know about its existence though!
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Thanks, that's pretty cool. Yeah, in retrospect, I should have reworded the question "What are your favorite keyboard shortcuts?".
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Ask HN: What are the useful, lesser known keyboard shortcuts?
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by spxdcz 16y ago
In some ways I agree with this sentiment, but in others I think it's deeply flawed. Your argument relies on a couple of deep assumptions, the main one being that the general public know how Wikipedia is made. Based on my (albeit anecdotal)
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Using facebook data to determine which US cities are best for singles(amorphousblog.com)
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by spxdcz 16y ago
That's quite the metaphor you've got going on there... Not at all: what I'm saying is that it would be better if it had a more diverse, representative audience contributing to it. That just makes sense. Why wouldn't you want older, more exp
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Not in this case: both open source and proprietary listings tend to notice + argue their cases, if they're flagged for deletion. It just seems that proprietary systems get a harder deal of it. For example, check out the history of the Pivot
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Wikipedia and Inherent Open Source Bias(contentini.com)
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Tumblr, SEO, and Why I Moved To Wordpress(danzambonini.com)
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by spxdcz 16y ago
Looking through the data (I wrote the post), there are some classics in there: "Valentine's Day is the work of Satan" "When bad things happen to good dogs..." "Three victims! Three Wheels! ALL TERROR!" (from 'Death Trike') "Some things are

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