Stats can be useful in other ways, though...
For example, if certain episodes are proving to be more popular than
others it might give people an idea of what topics to focus on more. If
we can see over time which episodes are being returned to (ie,
re-downloaded or continue to be downloaded m
Personally I care not a jot about download statistics. I certainly have
no intention of either making more shows or not making more shows based
on download stats.
And life's too short for ploughing through Apache logs to circumvent the
tendency of pod-catchers to make multiple requests for one s
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On 2014-06-04 15:43, Ken Fallon wrote:
> I'm open to suggestions, but from the numbers above the RSS *feels* to
> me like it's the most accurate.
>
(Again) Failing to garner any support for my point of view, the
downloads stats will be compiled month
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On 02/06/14 13:09, x1101 wrote:
> I think showing downloads per show is excellent. It will give hpr
> folks at conferences a good estimate to tell folks that their show
> could be heard by x people on average.
I think that on the whole this is the b
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On 2014-06-02 18:36, epicanis+...@dogphilosophy.net wrote:
> On Monday, June 02, 2014 01:38:26 PM Ken Fallon wrote:
> [...]
>> We don't have any logs before Sep-2010 so do we
>> a) ignore shows before that date even though they have been downloaded
>>
On Monday, June 02, 2014 01:38:26 PM Ken Fallon wrote:
[...]
> We don't have any logs before Sep-2010 so do we
> a) ignore shows before that date even though they have been downloaded
> since then ?
> b) calculate some guesstimate for a base and add the downloads we do
> know about.
>
On this, in
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On 2014-06-02 15:15, David L. Willson wrote:
> stream-of-consciousness radio brings you this...
>
> It will not be possible, nor would it
stream-of-consciousness radio brings you this...
It will not be possible, nor would it be appropriate, for a show author to
completely dis-regard the number of downloads of his/her show as a measure of
it's relative quality. That being the case, it is worth developing a catalogue
of things that
I would do my shows regardless of the number of downloads. If publishing
download stats would help someone who's thinking of doing shows for HPR that
are in the same vein as mine to decide to go ahead with it, that would be a
good thing.
But if publishing download counts is going to be a concer
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I think showing downloads per show is excellent. It will give hpr folks at
conferences a good estimate to tell folks that their show could be heard by x
people on average.
On Jun 2, 2014, Ken Fallon wrote:
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Hi All,
Should we include the number of downloads an episode gets on the website ?
Some points to note:
- - The logs are generated every month so it would be from month to month.
- - hits are defined as 1 download per show per ip per day.
We don't h
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