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Free Republic Determined to Be the Stickiest Site on the Web!
The New York Times and Nielsen/NetRatings ^
| April 22, 2002
Posted on 04/25/2002 12:09:07 AM PDT by Timesink
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TOPICS: Activism/Chapters; Announcements; Breaking News; Business/Economy; Constitution/Conservatism; Free Republic; Front Page News; News/Current Events; Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: freerepublic; popularity; stickyness; web
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To: Timesink
Do you have a link to the article not the graphic?
To: truth_seeker
Per day for me. I check on it all the time. And I love reading comments and making my own. After laughing over the responses, especially the captioned photos, Drudge seems a bit tame. But I like Drudge too. And Taki. That's about it. I used newspaper sites but I don't favor any magazines, except the articles in The American Prowler, love child of the old (and great) American Spectator.
To: Jim Robinson
Well Jim, now you know why they're after you. ;)
Congrats!
PS - how do I get this sticky stuff off? eeeewwwwww!!!
To: Jim Robinson
Question: Since I'm addicted to FR, can I sue someone later like the Feds sued the tobacco companies? ( I promise not to sue FR or my hero Mr. Robinson, but some of the leftist posters and RAT lurkers do qualify). They raise my blood pressure and that's not good for me either.
To: truth_seeker
Time spent per what? Day, week, month, per logon? Are you kidding? It has to be per weekday! Weekends would be higher. ;o)
To: scholar
Thanks scholar.
Interesting stats, huh? {g}
I'd be wary of the ones citing the, "At Work" catagory, though.
Based on what I've witnessed?
It's really a clean-sweep slam-dunk no-brainer just who'd take the *Blue Ribbon* for the daytime timeslot, too.
;^)
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posted on
04/25/2002 4:26:30 PM PDT
by
Landru
To: Timesink
Nearly 9 hours??? Is that per day?? Whew...glad it's not just me! I think some of us need to get out more!
To: sweetliberty
I gave up Free Republic for Lent. It was a more painful sacrifice than fasting on bread and water for Holy Week.
To: Loyalist
"I gave up Free Republic for Lent" OMG! I could easier give up sugar, caffein AND chocolate!
To: Timesink
BTTT
To: All
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posted on
04/25/2002 6:16:30 PM PDT
by
Bob J
To: Timesink
Bump for reading after H & C!!
To: Timesink
I went to my brother's for several days for Easter, and he let me use his computer. Obviously I spent all my time on FR. He told me before I left I had a serious problem. But you know, I think he spends as much time on the college football sites as I do on FR, although he denies it...
To: Timesink
Frankly, I lose track of my time here. It'd be nice to know though. It can't be per week because that's inadequate but on the other hand, 8 hours per day is slightly high for me unless I go on line 2 or 3 time per day. LOL
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To: usconservative
The sticky stuff won't come off. Just accept that you're in with the in crowd.
To: Timesink
Only 152,000??? That's an awfully low number, though now that this has been released we'll see a lot more lurkers, disruptors, and hopefully the occasional conservative. :)
To: KSCITYBOY;summer;kinganamort;seekthetruth;mafree
Of course, there's always lots to be done. But, I am not reading here about all the FRIENDSHIPS that have resulted, although we don't often meet in person.
Here at FR, I consider my ping list my FRIENDS. Right now, my FRIENDS and I are working on Jeb Bush's re-election campaign in Fla. It is lighthearted and we are having fun because we believe in what we are doing and it is rewarding work.
To: floriduh voter
Hi FRiend- GO JEB!!.
I looooooove FRee Republic!!!!
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posted on
04/25/2002 6:55:44 PM PDT
by
mafree
To: 68-69TonkinGulfYatchClub
It's threads like this that keep us on line. Two hundred and how many are we up to (on this subject alone)? Truly a sick bunch. I mean, what socially redeeming value does this discussion have, other than to pat each other on the back for all the time we spend here? Well, (she answered rhetorically) I find it informative and funny and interesting. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. (My name is ZDaphne and I am a Freepoholic. Two hours per day for me.
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posted on
04/25/2002 7:02:35 PM PDT
by
ZDaphne
To: mafree
You ARE addicted. And after Jeb's big re-election bash, we'll have to work on the next project. Dubya in 2004.
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