What’d I do in 2009? Some of my numbers are paltry and lame, but here they are anyway.
I posted 51 posts to this blog, teleogistic.net (and a handful of posts in other places). Those posts brought 183 legit comments. 3,299 unique visitors stopped by from 84 countries and 49 US states (WTF South Dakota?). The [...]
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