Yee-haw...and such.
C'mon, Alabama folks! Let's get in the running somewhere!
Dunkelzahn Karma: 61/1 931 Posts
Posted on 2008-10-29 at 07:43:08.
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Brother and I are of the 5% on dial-up ...
And the aggravation is that I have no other choice where we live.
When I use a friend's computer (which has a light-speed connection), it's even more frustrating to come back to my slow-@$$ dial-up connection.
But I ain't movin! I like my view of the mountains ...
Resident Karma: 23/18 458 Posts
Posted on 2008-10-29 at 09:49:26.
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Alabammy
An alabama city is number five (Birmingham). 
Fun is Mandatory RDI Staff Karma: 379/54 7263 Posts
Posted on 2008-10-29 at 13:22:19.
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I.R. Hooked On Phonics?
Oh...derrrrr. What I get for reading too fast. Thus do I retract my previous statement. 
Dunkelzahn Karma: 61/1 931 Posts
Posted on 2008-10-29 at 14:23:28.
Edited on 2008-10-29 at 17:56:09 by Duncan74
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Wow
11 months later, the stats are through the roof! The name generators and comics have really brought in some serious trafffic.
Now, if we can turn those into players...
Fun is Mandatory RDI Staff Karma: 379/54 7263 Posts
Posted on 2009-09-25 at 21:38:33.
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heh
Now, if I triple my visits, I'll make Finland number four on the list right behind USA, Canada and UK.  Though I'm fairly sure I'm not the only person from the whole of Finland to stumble upon the Inn, I probably do generate most of the traffic between the site and our little country.
Resident Finn RDI Staff Karma: 77/3 1131 Posts
Posted on 2009-09-26 at 04:55:37.
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Canada
Lots of visitors. I'm not from Canada, but close by. Hooray!
Veteran Visitor Karma: 7/2 145 Posts
Posted on 2009-09-26 at 15:17:52.
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Question...
I disabled the "religious/political preference" data collection subroutine, but I CAN give you regional info.
Sorry, but how does that work?
Are you saying that Google can predict the political and religious beliefs of people visiting a given site from their IP addresses? If so, is this determined from the other websites that they visit? (So, if someone’s a Christian but doesn’t visit religious sits then they might show as agnostic.) Or from their locations and demographic groups? (Most people in Texas vote Republican, so a visitor from Texas would show as Republican.)
Chaotic Hungry Karma: 38/6 406 Posts
Posted on 2009-09-26 at 16:54:43.
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Tavern Name Gen
Well thank you for the tavern name generator...  just used it in my tabletop D&D game... to come up with the 'Naughty Nymph'
M.
Muse-i-licious RDI Staff Karma: 186/13 3273 Posts
Posted on 2009-09-28 at 01:24:19.
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heh
It was a joke, Vorrioch.
When this months completes, I'll post new stats so that you can see just how much traffic has grown in the past year.
Also, glad you like the name generator.
Fun is Mandatory RDI Staff Karma: 379/54 7263 Posts
Posted on 2009-09-28 at 13:22:03.
Edited on 2009-09-28 at 13:22:20 by t_catt11
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funny
Love to see how google work rank Canadians on an american poltical standard. Liberal, very liberal, way liberal, 2liberal4words, etc etc
The Tired RDI Staff Karma: 291/33 6348 Posts
Posted on 2009-09-28 at 17:44:23.
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WOOT UK
WOOT
UK in the top 3 
TRSG 2.0 Karma: 113/94 1606 Posts
Posted on 2009-09-28 at 17:59:08.
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Oh Canada
Yeah bloodly liberal Canadian...
But that's not the worst, the worst is your zip code system. Who thought up that? I go crazy trying to make Canadian zip codes compact and pretty for my job all the time!!
Okay random Meri rant over, please enjoy your day, even those who live in Canada
M.
Muse-i-licious RDI Staff Karma: 186/13 3273 Posts
Posted on 2009-09-28 at 20:27:04.
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Very liberal?
I'm not sure you Canadians even now the meaning of liberal.  If you guys are very liberal, then what does that make us Finns? Too liberal?
Resident Finn RDI Staff Karma: 77/3 1131 Posts
Posted on 2009-10-07 at 21:45:05.
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Politics
... if Canada -isn't- liberal... then what does that make the good old U S of A? Medieval?
M.
Muse-i-licious RDI Staff Karma: 186/13 3273 Posts
Posted on 2009-10-07 at 22:52:27.
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