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Top Posts for March

Posted by Danny, on April 3rd, 2009, at 9:46 am

Scribe working on early, pre-internet blogWho can figure what posts will become the most viewed in a given month? Not I.

Bonus points to any regular reader (or mystic newcomer) who can guess what post was clicked on the most times in March. You might guess that it was the post last month that received more comments than any other post ever at the Parlor, but you’d be wrong.

Here are your Possibly Fun and Definitely Useless Facts about March’s Most Viewed Posts:

  • The post that received the most views for March wasn’t even on topic for the blog. (Aha, I see light bulbs going on for a few of you.)
  • The most commented post was only the second most viewed.
  • Two of the top 10 most viewed posts in March were posted on the same day.

You can see for yourself. The Top Posts page has been updated to show the Parlor’s posts that were viewed most often in March, based on the number of clicks on individual posts.

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