This week saw a big turnout for the blog. 929 visits for the week. That beat last week’s 811, but only came in 2nd place in all time, as two weeks prior we had 1,603. This brought the month’s total to 3,663. I said that 3,000 visits for the month was easily going to happen. The question now is will the blog be able to surpass 4,000? I’ll do my part to get it up there, that’s for sure. With 4 days left though, I’ll need a tick under 100 visits a day. I have been getting that for the past few days (when I blog), so maybe it’s going to happen.

The biggest day for the week was 182 visits, and that was on the 20th.

For individual posts, for the 7 days we had 235 visits for Superdelegates and 147 for Obama news – Endorsements, money, debate, and the rest various numbers under 50. This brought all-time views to: 1,816 for Superdelegates; 419 for Obama news – Endorsements, money, debate; 370 for Amélie vs. Garden State; 268 for Super Tuesday I – Democrats, and 240 for Mike Huckabee is an idiot.

The main referrers for the week were people using search engines, looking for an explanation of the superdelegates. No surprise there. I expect that that will be the number 1 topic that brings people to my blog for some time. Not that I’m complaining. On a related note, the comment thread on that post is exceptionally long now, full of varied opinions and questions.

And on a final note, somewhere in that week, visits to the WordPress version of Deus Lo Vult passed 10,000. It’s now at 10,676. Thanks to everyone who comes along and reads stuff. An extended thanks to people who comment and contribute to the blog too.

Thomas.