Annual Blog Visit Report

There were hundreds of visits to my blog in the last year, according to StatCounter, which has been tracking visits to my blog for 16 years, even with my strict definition of visits. I count only pageviews at least one hour apart as separate visits, do not count the many visits for which StatCounter could not identify the specific blog page that was visited, do not count my own visits. As I have noted in previous annual reports, StatCounter tracks far fewer visits than the blog host, Blogger, as visitors increasingly use blocking tools to avoid tracking or at least specific search parameters, but StatCounter tracks them in much more specific detail. Despite the strict definition and the blocking, there have now been nearly 7,800 visits to my blog. As usual, at least a plurality of them come from America, with a significant number of them coming from around the world. As has been the trend in recent years, more visits land on my blog homepage than to specific posts. There are many repeat visits. Note: the glitch that has prevented line spacing and indentation, and thus paragraphs, as well as the posting of hyperlinks, has continued. Thank you for visiting my blog. Please continue to visit regularly, as I plan to continue to address the challenges facing America, the world and conservatism in these difficult times.