The person hosting my site sent me some usage statistics. I'm not quite sure how they get this info, I'm not using any fancy HTML code in my web pages to collect information. So don't sweat it, I'm not watching you type in your shorts through your computer monitor with some space age ghost software.

During the 4th quarter there were 20 thousand sessions for a total of 1.7 million seconds (472 hours) to use 1.98 gigabytes of bandwidth. If any of my pages is your home page on your browser, thanks for the compliment, but please don't do that.

80% of the sessions only viewed 1 page per session and 86% of the sessions only lasted 1 minute. In second place for page views was 17% of the sessions viewed 2-5 pages and 7% of the sessions lasted 2-5 minutes.

My stepped attenuator spreadsheet was downloaded 127 times and the tube bias spreadsheet 37 times.
 

Pages Viewed the Most	Total Views
Index (Ouch main page)	4823
12 Position Shunt Attenuator	1551
Paramour Notes	1161
Foreplay Filament Snubber	831
Foreplay to Headphones	758
Cat 5 Speaker Cable	707
Charge Pump	677
House List	641
Pseudo Dual Mono Foreplay	620
Ed HornShoppe Horn Tricks	608
Tube PSU Notes	561
Schematic Reading Notes	532

I should take this as a hint and work on my Schematic Reading Notes page. The page with the least hits (not counting the Cactus Tube Dude meeting minutes) was Page 4 of the Paramour Iron adventure (Stock Output transformer, Stock Choke, Stock 2a3).

The most active browsers were:
Netscape 4.x, MSIE 5.x, AOL 4.x, Unknown, Netscape 5.x, AOL 5.x, Opera 3.x, MSIE 4.x, WebTV 2.x, MSProxy 2.x, Netscape 2.x, WebTV 1.x and MSIE 3.x.

The top browsers by brand used were:
MSIE, AOL, Netscape, Other, Opera, WebTV and MSProxy.

The top reported operating systems used:
Windows NT, Windows 98, Unknown, Macintosh PPC, Windows 95,  LINUX, Windows 3.1x, SUN OS, BSD Unix, HP-Unix, Macintosh, OS/2 and Amiga.

The 10 Top Reported Network Locations:
Virginia, California, New Jersey, Colorado, New York, Texas, Unknown, Ontario (Canada), Germany and Georgia (USA)

Update: I don't get to see IP numbers or user names.  When I changed ISPs, I didn't even get to see this much.  I enjoyed seeing this because it tells me my efforts are being used and it also tells me what topics I need to spend more time writing about.