February 21, 2013

100 million page views.

A milestone approaches.

31 comments:

madAsHell said...

What's the difference between a page view, and a visit??

edutcher said...

Many congrats, Madame.

As I've said several times, you work very hard on the blog and it shows.

furious_a said...

Clicking as fast as I can.

madAsHell said...

Sitemeter includes a map documenting the location of recent visitors. You even have visitors from Europe.

Kewl!

Shouting Thomas said...

My most sincere thanks and congratulation, Ann.

You've found a calling equal to your talents and intellect.

I will try to remember to make my online purchases through your portal. I'm a forgetful Old Dawg!

rhhardin said...

I hope it's not like old odometers, going from 99,999,999 to 99,9/0 9/0 9/0, 000.

/ indicating uncertain position.

Nonapod said...

madAsHell said...

What's the difference between a page view, and a visit??


I assume a "visit" based on IP address appearing in the server log during a given period and "pageviews" is visits to the particular page?

Eric the Fruit Bat said...

Better a milestone than a millstone.

KCFleming said...

Wowza.

I ordered the movie The Tree of Life via the Althouse-to-Amazon tag team.

I am fond of Terrence Malick films like The Red Line, and this one looks very good.

SteveR said...

I think you owe Jessica Valenti credit for about half of those.

Cinderellastory said...

Does the 100 millionth viewer get a prize?

Ann Althouse said...

"Clicking as fast as I can."

Well, that is the difference between page views and visits.

You have to go away for some length of time before your next click will be perceived as a visit.

Every time you click from page to page, like to go into a comments section, it counts as a page view.

Unknown said...

"She suddenly felt the heat of a hundred million eyes, foraging and burrowing and flinching and blinking, grotesquely burglarizing her innermost conceits and gumshoeing the dark recesses of her desires housed in the diminishing brothels of her mind."

AllenS said...

I'm embarrassed to say this, but half of them are probably mine.

Ann Althouse said...

"I think you owe Jessica Valenti credit for about half of those."

Not at all. What you're referring to is a blog swarm intended to destroy me that occurred in 2006 after I took a swipe at what was the emergence of the Hillary Clinton campaign and its effort to coopt bloggers.

Liberal bloggers decided I had to be hated, and that has suppressed my liberal readership ever since. I'm to be considered toxic and it's unfortunate, because I think they would enjoy a lot of what I'm saying.

The amazing thing is that so many conservatives continue to read me over the years, when I have disappointed them so many times -- voting for Obama (in '08), supporting ssm and abortion rights, etc. etc.

Darrell said...

Congrats.
Something 99+% of bloggers will never see. For good reason.

SteveR said...

Yes Ann, I was kidding you. That incident perfectly illustrated why you've been so successful, in my opinion.

traditionalguy said...

Will you award the 1,000,000th page viewer an Althouse Coffee Mug with the motto, "the only sin is to be boring?"

edutcher said...

No, it will have "The Conservatives' Lovable Liberal"

Sorun said...

A sad day for Jay Retard.

Meade said...

"I ordered the movie The Tree of Life via the Althouse-to-Amazon tag team."

Earned the blog $0.80. Thanks!

Ann Althouse said...

"Yes Ann, I was kidding you. That incident perfectly illustrated why you've been so successful, in my opinion."

Thanks. I was more concerned with everyone liking me up until then, so it helped me in that it toughed me. I had to let go of the idea that no one could hate me. It was very liberating, and although it was unpleasant, it got me through a portal that I wished I'd crossed through when I was about 14 years old.

campy said...

Liberal bloggers decided I had to be hated, and that has suppressed my liberal readership

Not enough.

Hagar said...

Well, campy, you just confirmed AA's statement, didn't you?

Hazy Dave said...

Chill the champagne, Meade!

campy said...

Well, campy, you just confirmed AA's statement, didn't you?

Errrr ... whatever.

Hazy Dave said...

(Sometime over the weekend, if the average per day is somewhat applicable. Perhaps Monday, if the visits taper off outside working hours...)

Aridog said...

Althouse siad...

The amazing thing is that so many conservatives continue to read me over the years, when I have disappointed them so many times -- voting for Obama (in '08), supporting ssm and abortion rights, etc. etc.

Wow. Who knew? Many Conservatives can converse with someone even if they don't agree, wholly or in part. Progressive liberals of today cannot manage this in my experience. I the loudest shrieking drool spittle flinging rage over the simplest idea opposed to anything they want examples in my recent memory have been progressive liberals...aka the New Democrats.

So far I manage to read liberal viewpoints here, even when they piss me off, without running outside looking to slap somebody's momma. In some cases I think I've even managed to learn something from some of the liberals here. Yes, there are at least two liberal exceptions, and at least one pseudo-conservative Moby, who are pure horse-shit of the first order and never intend conversation, just recrimination.

Everybody needs someone to hate, right? Or at least wish they'd fall in a cess pool? :-))

Anonymous said...

The amazing thing is that so many conservatives continue to read me over the years, when I have disappointed them so many times -- voting for Obama (in '08), supporting ssm and abortion rights, etc. etc.

A good salon is a good salon. Or is it more like a speakeasy? With some really fine photography. (How can I be disappointed if I disagree with you about just about everything, not just your forays into "progressive" causes?)

And your blogging productivity blows me away. Thanks.

Lem Vibe Bandit said...

I'm embarrassed to say this, but half of them are probably mine.

And half of the left over half are mine.

If only I had a nickel... I would have a nickel not worth a nickel.

Paul Brinkley said...

Hear hear, Aridog.

The amazing thing is that so many conservatives continue to read me over the years, when I have disappointed them so many times -- voting for Obama (in '08), supporting ssm and abortion rights, etc. etc.

Tosh. If you're liberal, you're one who isn't doctrinaire. And if you're conservative... well, same thing. You're a unique flavor.

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