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The Less Wrong visit map:
- United States 31,827
- United Kingdom 6,662
- Canada 4,399
- Australia 2,943
- Finland 1,726
- Germany 1,502
- Netherlands 1,001
- Sweden 989
- New Zealand 750
- France 691
- Russia 577
- Ireland 524
- Brazil 434
- Israel 410
- Denmark 390
- Croatia 331
- India 327
- Belgium 322
- Japan 293
- Poland 288
- Austria 261
- Norway 247
- China 233
- Italy 192
- Spain 190
And some more detail:
- Visitors by Country.pdf)
- Visitors by city-by-city.pdf)
- US visitors by city-USA-by-city.pdf)
- UK visitors by city-UK-by-city.pdf)
- Canadian visitors by city-Canada-by-city.pdf)
- Australian visitors by city-Australia-by-city.pdf)
(edit: credit to Google Analytics for all of the heavy lifting in this comment)
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Is there an updated version of this? I don't have the know-how to do it myself.
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The colour coding should be based on visits per unit area or per unit population, not total visit...
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Great stat visualization and breakdown! But it's not in first normal form: There's two Bellevues, and the St. Petersburg entry doesn't specify whether it's Florida (which has a blob in the St. Petersburg/Tampa area, and no entry for Tampa) or Russia (which seems to be the origin of a few prominent LW'ers). I'm not sure of the most efficient way to resolve the ambiguities.
I'm enjoying lesswrong.com a lot so far, and it sounds like the last LW/OB meetup was a lot of fun. MBlume asks:
I don't think that there are so many of us that we need an automated system for this; the threading system should be enough.I'll post a few top-level comments for various parts of the world, and encourage you all to follow up and tell us where you are. Ideally, find a comment that has where you live in it already and add "me too".
I'll try to keep this post updated with useful things. I can't wait to play Paranoid Debating!
Edit: Please don't post where you live in a new top-level comment! Try to find a comment referring to the rough geographic region you live in and post under that; it'll make this post easier to navigate. I've divided the world into three (North America, Europe, everywhere else); posting under those comments will help. Thanks!