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Internet privacy sensibilisation week - A visitor survey  [message #54645] Wed, 12 November 2008 18:01 Go to previous message
timmy

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Well, we'd like to have your answers. This, as usual, for all who visit, not just those who post messages.

Should we analyse vistors to the message board?

Currently we don't track the visitor population in any statistical sense. For security we do log the IP address of every poster, but visitors drop by without leaving a footprint that we look at. So should we know more, in aggregate form, about the visitors who come through the board? I know you may want to say more than just the three answers, so cast your ballot, and then post a reply if you want.

Yes
No
Don't care either way


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