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To: melt
The author is trying to divine the internal logic of a program and I'm very skeptical of his analysis. As a programmer I don't think the sort of mistake in logic he is describing is very likely. It would have to be a nonsensical design decision. It wouldn't be just a bug.

Could it be that the Daily Kos has lots of people who designate it as their homepage so that whenever they open their browser the homepage loads and gets counted? That would explain both the high visitor count and the low average visit durations.

15 posted on 10/07/2007 3:44:08 PM PDT by antinomian
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To: antinomian

It could also be attributed to the usage of multiple tab browsers, like NetCaptor, for instance. Every time you open the browser, the same sites you visited pop up again if you set the options up that way. I have several sites that I keep in my browser for quick and easy access.


39 posted on 10/07/2007 4:30:33 PM PDT by XenaLee
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