I’ll be off soon to Warsaw – for a
new phase in my autism and mythology project. This is because I shall be
presenting on my work to date for the project and giving participants a chance
to try out some of the activities that I have devised around the Choice of
Hercules (see earlier postings to this blog – notably those from Feb 2018).
Preparing for this session has got me reflecting on the blog, including what I’ve
posted over these past few years, and also on who the readers might be. I look from time to time at the
stats for the blog, including to get a sense of where, in the world, readers are
based. Here are the details of the pageviews by countries since the stats
begin. The figures are for May 2010 onwards, so they don’t cover the first year
or so. They cover the period until today,
Wednesday 9 May 2018 at 11.30 BST. Most visits in terms of pageviews are from the following ten countries:
Pageviews by country: May 2010-May 2018 |
1. US
2. UK
3. Russia
4. France
5. Germany
6. Poland
7. South Korea
8. Ukraine
9. China
10. Canada
Turning to the pageviews by
countries for this current month, the US remains at the top though with the UK just one view
behind and with two other countries, Czechia and Australia now in the top 10:
1. US
2. UK
3. Poland
4. France
5. Germany
6. Czechia
7. Canada
8. Russia
9. Australia
10. China
And – the figures for this week
show the countries as follows, with Italy and Belgium now appearing:
1. US
2. Italy
3. Russia
4. UK
5. Poland
6. China
7. Ukraine
8. Australia
9. Belgium
10. Germany
I would love to know how the blog
is being received in different localities – where there might be different ways
of looking at autism for instance, and for that matter at mythology. Also, and
this is something that might open up the blog to further new readers, I
recently received a notification a content reader called Feedspot. This was to
inform me that in an entry on their blog listing their Top 30 Mythology Blogs my blog has been included.
So – I shall keep going with the
blog, because of what its topic means to me and also because it helps to know
that presenting the work I’m doing via a blog is reaching people. My session at
Warsaw – a week today – is good to go. I’ll report in future postings on the
session and any feedback from the participants.
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