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Remember when Livejournal used to be like this?

*nostalgic sigh*

Top 15 searches that landed on my journal in 2010:

1. gay police
   
2. james mcavoy
   
3. handsome gay
   
4. gerard butler
   
5. paul terry
   
6. bodice ripper
   
7. "i found someone new" hunx
   
8. police gay
   
9. david o'hara
   
10. drink and dance
    
11. "gerard butler"
    
12. dance and drink
    
13. polisi gay
    
14. gay handsome
    
15. gay police officers
    

Best searches that landed on my journal in 2010:

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Stephen Fry has posted a long explanation on his website about the whole kerfuffle involving his "comments" on women not enjoying sex. The first thought I had when I read it? "How 2003 Livejournal of him!" Doesn't it remind you of one of those posts people used to write on LJ after they'd been caught in a flamewar where they shoved both feet in ( Read more... )

I'm kicking off neenaw's Save Livejournal Month[1] in October with:

Drinka Pinta Ollie A Day.

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[1] neenaw, amongst others, is trying to revive LJ by posting once a day. Facebook and Twitter are good for short bursts but is there anywhere else better for rambling confessions, flame wars ( Read more... )

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I've been using Google Analytics with my Livejournal for a month now. It was my dream for years to be able to collect data on who visits my journal: what do they type into Google to find me? Which posts are most popular? Where are my readers from? Google Analytics tells you everything, even who on LJ is reading you, and who isn't. In that ( Read more... )

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Now that Livejournal is working with Google's AdSense, does that mean we'll soon be able to use Analytics on our journals?

I still don't understand why that feature hasn't been given to us. Would make things here a lot more interesting if we knew what exactly people typed into search engines to find us.

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