A map of hits to this site by time zone. Note the small bar for zone -11, perhaps the least populated time zone on the planet. So, who's been here from Samoa? Or was it Midway Island? I know you're out there...
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posted by Declan at Wednesday, March 02, 2005
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1 Comments:
Well, the Eastern time zone makes up about 60-65% of the population of Canada so your results are less skewed than mine. My pacific time zone is way overrepresented at the expense of Eastern and and to a lesser extent Atlantic zones.
In a way it makes sense because I'm based in B.C. and when I write about provincial politics it's about BC, but I still find it surprising since I am originally from Ontario and most of my family and friends are still there (and I figured they made up a big percentage of the hits).
Also, France is in time zone +1 so unless Site Meter is counting wrong, those hits must be from the UK/Ireland (or Africa, I suppose).
By Declan, at 9:02 AM
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