Economies of scale
Bookworm on Oct 27 2008 at 7:05 pm | Filed under: Uncategorized
If a send my readers over to LGF, I bet Charles Johnson’s hit tally goes up by about 300 or so. Maybe 500 on a good day (a good day for me, that is). I have more daily readers than that, but I doubt that everyone hustles over to whatever site I recommend. I’m sure the same holds true for Charles Johnson — that is, not all of his readers instantly flock to the sites he recommends. Nevertheless, if even a small percentage of his readers wander over my way, a good directive link from LGF (“go there”) means that my daily hit tally goes up by about 5,000. Quite impressive, I must say.
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That’s impressive for BOTH of you!
I have more daily readers than that, but I doubt that everyone hustles over to whatever site I recommend.
All you need to change this is to adopt the Left’s hierarchy and then you’ll be able to tell us exactly how you want us to do things.
Book, have you read the comments pages at LGF? Spend a half hour browsing some of them. (Especially those involving Islamist topics.) Be careful what you might wish for!
Actually, I hadn’t looked at LGF comments recently. It’s much cleaned up. Of course, across the entire front LGF page there wasn’t a single Islamist story. I’ll have to wait and see, but at this point, I was wrong about the rudeness, vulgarity, and flame wars that I remember from most of the commenters.
You’re right about that, Mike — and I don’t deal with scary lunatics very well.
I love scary lunatics. They are a great study on human nature and will do for nice target practice in a pinch.