Sample of a Poll that can be placed on any platform. The Poll is kept track of by one single site with the database and this way the in formation grows fast from several sources when doing research.
Showing posts with label Mail-Art Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mail-Art Projects. Show all posts
Friday, July 16, 2010
Poll Instrument
Sample of a Poll that can be placed on any platform. The Poll is kept track of by one single site with the database and this way the in formation grows fast from several sources when doing research.
Labels:
Fluxus,
Instrument,
IUOMA,
Mail-Art Projects,
Poll,
Research,
Ruud Janssen
Friday, September 28, 2007
Stats of Michael Lumb Site

This is a very interesting sample of how statistics from Motigo can give you a view of ahwt happens to a site. This is a site I made to publish the Thesis by Michael Lumb in UK to promote his work on Mail-Art. (see: http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/palace/62/). I updated the site only a few times and also installed the Motigo Counter. Here you can see how the interest for this thesis built up and reached its peak in 2003. Now slowly the interest fades. The interesting aspect is here to see the total amount of visitors over a period of 10 years. Most counters don't provide such a long service. Motigo originally was called NedStats, but they always kept the data they collected of the sites that were added. Bravo! Food for statistical people....
Labels:
Fortunecity,
Mail-Art Projects,
Michael Lumb,
Motigo,
Overview,
Ruud Janssen,
Statistics,
UK,
Years
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Motigo - Overview Countries
The statics from Motigo are always instersting because they give historical information. An example you see above. It is the current status on the blog:http://mailartprojects.blogspot.com/
which is a collaborative blog with now 41 authors. It's Autority is already 9 abd growing. You can see that most visitors come from the USA after the start about 3 months ago. Because of the few statistic-programms attached to the site, this is visible.
Labels:
Countries,
Mail-Art Projects,
Motigo,
Ruud Janssen,
Statistics
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