It looks like I’ve been tagged by Andrew Hamman in this little endless meme game bloggers are playing. This one’s a bit simpler… the tagged people post their stats and tag three others.
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It has been done (check it). Already managed to put up two posts today, after none for a week — three would be a bit much.
I really wish people would call them “chain letters” or come up with some term more appropriate. Using the name “meme” only serves to dirty what is otherwise quite a powerfully descriptive word when used properly. (By properly, I mean it’s a very elegant concept to identify and describe ideas/etc that circulate using humans as their unwitting transport mechanism. It’s a very interesting way of looking at information, but these chain letters are anything but interesting and seem more like noise than information.)
Sorry to clog your comments up with semi-ontopic rants. Still, looks like your stats are nice and healthy. Well done.
You only use mint for your stats?
Mondays are my busiest day too. I guess that is when people waste the most amount of time on the web.
Shouldn’t everyone be working on Mondays? LOL