Readers and contributors might be interested to see how this wee blog is read globally. We’re not in the same league as Wings over Scotland but averaging around 2 000 reads per day; probably less discrete visitors. However, I can’t help looking at the map and the list below now and then. I get figures for each post too but not linked to the countries where they were read. World conquest in a very faded yellow and readers from the most unusual of places? I guess they’re mainly ex-pats living there but still interested in Scottish politics though some might be locals interested in autonomy for the regions they live in. I like to think so. Anyhow, I hope this does not inhibit contributors but, rather, inspires them. Watch your spelling and grammar though! They’re watching us.
That’s brilliant! Well done Prof.
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It’s been creeping up slowly over more than 3 years though used to get more when I was in my vendetta against the BBC. Good news is less interesting clearly.
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Don’t worry John , the BBC are still with us , you still have plenty of scope there !
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I can’t get rid of the blue bar for some reason. Maybe the list is longer than they expected.
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It’s also been increasing in recent months as the number of contributors has risen so they get some credit to. I won’t name names.
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It’s a thae doctors and engineers! Surely there must be one from the future, near the final frontier, from Mr Scott in the Starship Enterprise. I thought there might have been one from Iran since the president spent a bit of time in Coocaddens.
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Yes, probably. Beam me up!
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Greetings from 1 of the Japan Jocks 99 to the guid professor an one and all.
Sterling stuff (Scots).
Keep ‘ em coming, please.
Slainte!
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Ah didn’t occur to me you were in Japan though you do tend to ‘like’ when I’m asleep.
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Keeping the cause going globally 24/7:)
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