Here are the posts and comments which
Uncommon Descent received for each month from Apr 2005 until Dec 2018. The area of the circles is proportional to the number of views those posts gathered until mid-February 2019 (and most probably starting sometimes in 2011...)
The years can be seen more clearly in the faceted view:
Views, Comments, and Articles per Year
Year |
Articles |
Comments |
Views |
2005 |
600 |
9000 |
125000 |
2006 |
1100 |
23000 |
274000 |
2007 |
900 |
23000 |
527000 |
2008 |
800 |
23000 |
413000 |
2009 |
900 |
41000 |
446000 |
2010 |
900 |
25000 |
359000 |
2011 |
2900 |
42000 |
1701000 |
2012 |
2000 |
28000 |
1407000 |
2013 |
1700 |
43000 |
1503000 |
2014 |
2300 |
58000 |
1784000 |
2015 |
1900 |
51000 |
1038000 |
2016 |
1900 |
27000 |
812000 |
2017 |
1600 |
24000 |
719000 |
2018 |
1700 |
22000 |
844000 |
Articles with the most Comments per Year
Articles with the most Views per Year
Somewhat Amusing Oddity
The article with the
least number of eyeballs was 2011's
Cash awards available for research or essays on the uses and abuses of biology : though two users commented (one of them BornAgain77 with an
off topic), it was visited only 17 times until Feb 25, 2019 (The average number of views for articles in 2011 was 660). I suppose that most robots will not follow links which are promising "cash awards"!
Conclusion
Not much to see, really. UD is soldiering on after their peak in 2014. The lack of inter-monthly volatility over the last couple of years indicates that traffic at UD does not depend so much on outside influences (like news), but on the set of the same acteurs...
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