If “hits” are an indication of what posts others have found of most use or interest, then I can say that the following two tables list the dozen most useful or interesting posts I have done
- since late November 2006 when I started the Vridar blog;
- in the past 12 months.
The lists should help clarify the sort of blog this is and what its primary impact has been.
Top Posts for all days ending 2011-07-14 (Summarized)
- All Time
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Top Posts for 365 days ending 2011-07-14 (Summarized)
- Year
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