This is not a post about parenthood, but one about blogging - just a brief interlude between parental complaining.
Anyhoo, you get some stats related to your posts. For a tech-head like myself it makes for interesting reading. This graphic gives the complete breakdown since I started this thing;
So, aside from my drivel being viewed (or at least glanced at) in places like Saudi and Romania, which is kind of cool, I find the breakdown of the devices being used the most interesting. In terms of browsers, Chrome is the clear winner, though people viewed through facebook is screwing the results.
The worrying bit is that around a third of the views are coming in from Apple products. Now, I personally think Apple is the work of the devil and I won't so much as have one of their devices in my house, but I'm beginning to feel I'm part of a dwindling majority (soon to be minority??? :O).
Also, one of you nice people is giving my posts a +1 - for you, whoever you are, a sincere thank you. The + rating is related to your post's searchability. So if you can, and assuming you actually like the post, don't be afraid to hit that button... I don't think people viewing from Apply devices can, coz it's a google feature. See? Work of the devil I tell you.
OK, back to parenting and there's something looming that I'm seriously dreading...
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Wednesday, 27 April 2016
Friday, 8 April 2016
Thanks guys
Just want to say thank you again to my facebook friends for taking the time to visit and, if not read, at least glance in the general direction of my ramblings on this ere blog. It was nice to feel like I wasn't just talking to myself, which is supposedly the first sign of madness, which if this is indeed the case, how many steps further along the path to insanity is making a permanent record of the dialogue?
Special shout out to Gavin - yes, it's really nice to know I'm not the only one having these thoughts.
His daughter is now seven months old, which means quadrapedal locomotion is now on the horizon. Enjoy these remaining weeks (hopefully months) of immobility, you'll really miss them when they're gone :)
BTW, don't be afraid to hit the +1 button, or for regular updates on my ramblings, plug in your email address and follow me :)
Special shout out to Gavin - yes, it's really nice to know I'm not the only one having these thoughts.
His daughter is now seven months old, which means quadrapedal locomotion is now on the horizon. Enjoy these remaining weeks (hopefully months) of immobility, you'll really miss them when they're gone :)
BTW, don't be afraid to hit the +1 button, or for regular updates on my ramblings, plug in your email address and follow me :)
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