I agree. Hits aren’t visits, and sometimes visits aren’t visits. I wrote about this earlier–how stats can be so misleading.

With numbers being able to be manually manipulated, you do have to wonder which numbers are accurate.

But you’re right – Feed #s are much less accurate. Also interesting that the feed numbers can carry for several days. Not sure if the late comers are more likely to be readers?? I would seem to tend to indicate fewer subscriptions. How much can we second guess the reader?

My most popular post remains a one-off curiosity thing i did. I get searches for the term every day.

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Isn’t a feed reader great? I like the fact that everything is in one spot.

You aced this one too. You’re good.

If so, have you tested it to make sure it works? yes, it works..sometimes I get that funny looking code and other times it takes me right to a list of options. I don’t know what’s up with that, but either way it works.

Why do you subscribe or unsubscribe to blogs? I subscribe for two reasons, if I think this blogger has something to teach me and if they make me laugh. I unsubscribe when I’m not longer interested. I just moved all my subscriptions to a reader…away from email? Too much stuff in my inbox.

Do you use full or partial feeds? Full

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