Many thanks to the 17,200 visitors who dropped by Lib Dem Voice this week. Here’s our 7 most-read posts…
Opinion: Taxing stuff: What George Monbiot got wrong (41 comments) by Max Trueman (an oldie from 2011)
Alex Folkes: Cornwall Council and its Chief Executive have serious questions to answer (25 comments) by Stephen Tall
The “nowcast” for 2015 which gives the Lib Dems 28 MPs (78 comments) by Stephen Tall
Should LDV put up a post if and when a blogger leaves the party? (45 comments) by Paul Walter
Election for Lib Dem Party President: who will win, according to our exclusive survey (11 comments) by Stephen Tall
Latest Ashcroft polls of Lib Dem seats: MP incumbency protects party in 10 out of 13 constituencies (34 comments) by Stephen Tall
++And the new President of the Liberal Democrats is…(32 comments) by The Voice
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Back to reality on datacentres
Dysfunctional council to be abolished after years of controversy and "all out civil war"
David Le Grice
Jason Connor
Richard Whelan
Peter Davies
Andy Daer
One Comment
I am always interested in these articles on the 7 most-read posts.
BTW – should it not really be most “looked at” posts — how do we know if people actually read them?
They might just be intrigued by the headline, take one look and then move on.
The most ‘looked at’ articles are seldom the same as the most commented on.
In this week’s ‘Wings over Scotland’ was the most ‘looked at’.
I wonder if that is because some of the many thousands of loyal readers of ‘Wings over Scotland’ had momentarily tuned into to LDV to see what all the fuss was about?
The articles most commented on tend to be those of most interest to Liberal Democrats.
But it would be interesting to see the numbers for each article.
How many of the 17,200 visits were made to the article on the election of Sal Brinton as president, for example?
One would guess not all of them, especially in light of the total number of members who actually voted in that election.