3.5 and I've only gotten 1 bit of useful info (when I removed CSS, I observed that engagement went up even though complaints also went up).
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If I'm doing the math right, the GA js payload has caused ~400TB of extra data to get sent over the lifetime of my site, to little benefit.
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I admit it's fun to watch realtime traffic when something goes a tiny bit viral, but I def think I could roll my own for what I like it for
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that and seeing where referrals. I do feel bad about dumping all that info to google though and in fact I think I'm going to remove it soon.
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more realistic hit counts (vs access logs) and the ability to look for interesting referrers (when you don't have access logs)
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Ditto Gary. Also link popularity and long-tail referrers. (e.g. my ancient MinGW article is linked from some online docs.)
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I like it because of the validation it gives me. Yes, it's only Internet points, but Internet points help me stay engaged
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Relative popularity of pages is the only metric I get. But at my tiny level of traffic, it doesn't matter much.
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compared with tailing the server logs, feel like you get a more accurate visitor count that excludes e.g bots
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Nothing but internet numbers and validation. Its spyware and I should remove it
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