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Gollnick

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A couple of weeks ago, I shared some statistics that my website hosting service gave me about accessed to my website by time of day. Well, this week, I'll share another interesting part of that report: accesses by domain name.

reqs: %bytes: domain
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32432: 50.00%: [unresolved numerical addresses]
13015: 20.55%: .com (Commercial)
8877: 15.71%: .net (Network)
1692: 4.99%: .ru (Russia)
1900: 3.02%: .edu (USA Educational)
675: 1.42%: .ca (Canada)
315: 0.79%: .mil (USA Military)
408: 0.51%: .be (Belgium)
101: 0.39%: .es (Spain)
147: 0.34%: .org (Non-Profit Making Organisations)
70: 0.32%: .my (Malaysia)
194: 0.30%: .au (Australia)
292: 0.25%: .br (Brazil)
226: 0.24%: .jp (Japan)
308: 0.22%: .us (United States)
196: 0.18%: .fr (France)
156: 0.16%: .uk (United Kingdom)
133: 0.14%: .gov (USA Government)
137: 0.08%: .it (Italy)
82: 0.06%: .nz (New Zealand)
12: 0.04%: .gr (Greece)
24: 0.04%: .arpa (Old style Arpanet)
58: 0.04%: .de (Germany)
24: 0.03%: .se (Sweden)
21: 0.03%: .cz (Czech Republic)
11: 0.02%: .pl (Poland)
33: 0.02%: .tt (Trinidad and Tobago)
26: 0.02%: .ch (Switzerland)
21: 0.02%: .ro (Romania)
11: 0.02%: .nl (Netherlands)
2: 0.01%: .kr (South Korea)
11: 0.01%: .tr (Turkey)
33: 0.01%: .no (Norway)
15: 0.01%: .dk (Denmark)
9: 0.01%: .pt (Portugal)
1: : .sg (Singapore)
4: : .ar (Argentina)
12: : .fi (Finland)
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.coms are big, of course. All of you checking out balisongcollector.com from your desk when you should be working, but what I really find interesting are all of those different countries. Wow! And Russia at the top of the list! Who'd have thunk it? There are balisong enthusiasts all over the world!
 
Belgium has the most hits in the whole European Union :eek: :D :eek: ?
I guess the 0.51% are all mine :cool:
 
I know I've accesed the site from South Africa, Mozambique, Peru and Barbados myself....:eek: :D
 
I guess the 0.51% are all mine
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Only if you hit 408 times in the last two weeks. What it probably means is that you're not alone.


I know I've accesed the site from South Africa, Mozambique, Peru and Barbados myself....
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Wow. This report only covers the last two weeks. I think I'm gonna start keeping a list and post it on the site.

I should dig through my e-mail and make a list of all of the countries I've received balisong related e-mail from (most of it even in English).
 
Something else interesting is this forum seems to have more posts than any other. Not only on this site, but in viewing the other knife forums also. Appears to be a growing interest in balisongs.
Kevin, any stats on this here at BF?
 
Guess I'll have to nudge my friends and relatives in Taiwan to get on your site. Any chance it could be translated to other languages?
 
408 hits in two weeks from Belgium?
Cool, I wonder where the other Belgian bali lovers are.
Thanks for sharing this Gollnick, it's nice to know I'm not the only one (I knew that, but 408 hits :eek: :D )
Maybe it's time for a Belgian chapter (is that the right word?) of Club Balisong :cool:
 
Originally posted by tonyccw:

Guess I'll have to nudge my friends and relatives in Taiwan to get on your site. Any chance it could be translated to other languages?

>>Hey Ton.....if ya got those kinda 'connections', what's the chance you could convince our friends at Dragon Forge to produce a 'higher end' Jag? If they'd come up with some milled handles with some good screws instead of the puny pins that they now come with, I think they'd have a real competitor in the market, and still be 'affordable'.

I agree with you, that the blades are at least as good or even better then what came with my 42.

Phil
 
That is an interesting statistic on Russia..., I would have lost a ton betting on that!!


"Hunters seek what they [WANT].., Seekers hunt what they [NEED]"
 
Originally posted by UnclePhilthy
Hey Ton.....if ya got those kinda 'connections'
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Well, rumors are that one of the managers in one of the knife factory is my Grandmother's sister-in-law's third cousin's bother's son-in-law. But, seriously, Taiwan is a small Island, and it probably won't take me long to find out any info. To convince them to invest in high buck CNC machines is another story..... :(
 
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