I greatly delight in the popularity of this blog, and hearing that people find it (and the things on my bombaxo website) useful. I appreciate all the comments and the links and all of the email I’ve received from all of you.
Looking through my statistics for July, I was amazed to see the variety of places that people are checking in from. Below is the list of countries of my readers coming from everthing outside of .com and .edu addresses, in descending order of the number of addresses from each.
Thank you all for reading! Send me a message sometime, if you haven’t already!
United Kingdom
Australia
Netherlands
Denmark
Canada
Germany
Brazil
Malaysia
Czech Republic
Israel
Italy
Russian Federation
Non-Profit Organization
Greece
Poland
Argentina
France
Sweden
US Government
Cocos (Keeling) Islands
Japan
Switzerland
Norway
Ireland
Finland
Belgium
China
Old style Arpanet (arpa)
Hungary
US Military
India
Romania
New Zealand (Aotearoa)
United States
Mexico
Portugal
South Africa
Philippines
Indonesia
Taiwan
Singapore
Slovak Republic
Estonia
Turkey
Chile
Austria
Latvia
Yugoslavia
Spain
Croatia (Hrvatska)
Moldova
Colombia
Ukraine
Trinidad and Tobago
Lebanon
Bulgaria
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Thailand
Iceland
Luxembourg
Dominican Republic
Fiji
Bahamas
Honduras
Seychelles
Egypt
Jordan
Belarus
Syria
Uruguay
Lithuania
Kenya
Cambodia
Korea (South)
Aruba
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cote D’Ivoire (Ivory Coast)
Hong Kong
Cayman Islands
Morocco
Niue
Peru
Cyprus
Ghana
Nicaragua
Viet Nam
Zambia
International (int)
United Arab Emirates
Netherlands Antilles
Costa Rica
Laos
Monaco
Macedonia
Nepal
Tuvalu
Kevin,
No, no – thank you. While a writer without readers can be tragic, readers without a writer is even more so.
-JAK
Ah, how wonderful! Your writing most certainly deserves such wide readership.
I do protest, however, against the exclusion of Puerto Rico from the list, simply because we happen to mostly have .com and .edu addresses here! 😉
Thanks so much! The .com and .edu thing does take some of the fun out of it.
I’m now intensely curious about all these people from so many different places. What do they do? What led them here? How can I help better? And in the end I’m amazed that this kind of communication is even possible.
Glory to God, who has made creatures who can do such things!
This blog is a treasure — and may it go from strength to strength!
Thanks, Iyov, I very much appreciate your opinion!
I am in NYC. Many of the locations could be due to where readers’ network servers are. My last company had their main bank in Los Angeles, though I was based in Manhattan. Depending on how a person accesses the internet, their ‘location’ could be just about anywhere on planet earth as far as ‘analytics’ are concerned.