In that case everyone who comes here should
get a freebie for listening to your shite 

Lorelei wrote:

Jeremy, I am not Pro. But I noticed, that since you added English regions, that Pro subscribers have 3 or 4 times as many City of London visits as Greater London visits. City of London has about 5000 residents, Greater London, about 10 million. Go figure.

Yeah, I was wondering about that... I'm positive that the "City of London" doesn't refer just to the one tiny borough in the London city centre.

Looking through my Visitor Log, I have a similar ratio of City of London visitors to Greater London as you do. In fact, I have more City of London hits than from all of Scotland (pop. 5 mln), so the "City of London" seems to refer to about 3/4 of the London boroughs, presumably in the middle, containing a population of about 6 million or so, whereas the area covered by "Greater London" has perhaps 2 million people.

Regardless, we may be sure that both areas refer to London.

Last edited by begordon (January 19, 2014 5:46 am)

Jeremy, any chance of adding the dropdown for the English regions to the "today" and "yesterday" pages?

holland25 wrote:

You can continue with Scotland, NIR and Wales now

I wonder if the same can be done for the counties of large U.S. states, such as California, Texas, New York, and Florida.

holland25 wrote:

No. Just NO.

Yeah, after seeing how many counties Texas has, I'll have to reconsider that suggestion. In addition, they'd definitely have to make them collapsable (with a [+] toggle), and also make them unavailable to non-subscribers.

Although I think this problem would also apply to Scotland (which has 32 council areas) and maybe Northern Ireland (six historic counties, but 26 "districts").

Last edited by begordon (January 26, 2014 10:10 pm)