Comment stats

“92 of those only have a URL in the comment body”

Where are the URLs in all the other comments? Are they just the ones entered in the Website field of the comment form?

Interesting stats. I wish you could get stats like that with Blogger. Does that come as some kind of default output with MT?

Bill: Yes, in the Website field in the comment field. So those 92 comments have nothing in the Website field but entered a URL in the comment body for some reason.

Jeramey: To get those stats I generated some reports directly out of the database. Nothing that comes with MT.

Interesting stats posting. I wish we get some stats with MT.

Perhaps you could get that kind of information through the ‘Wordpress’ engine as well?

Excerpt: Adam Kalsey writes: Of the 2514 comments I have across all blogs managed by this install of MT, 1723 contain a URL, but 92 of those only have a URL in the comment body. I just did a count of...

What’s the significance of 126 comments containing both the letters Q & Z? (I’m not being cheeky, I just wondered if there was a point I am missing.)

There aren’t many words with the letters Q or Z. So I find it interesting that there are that many comments that contain both letters.

Oh, I guess out of 2514 comments altogether, it didn’t seem that odd to me. It’s only about 5% of the comments.
I guess I would just figure that you have a lot of readers that use words like “quite” a lot… 13% of my blog entries have the word “quite” in them. (And I only have 281 blog entries!) And I imagine there’s some more or less common words spelled with a Z. Or maybe it’s just because I come from a family of avid Scrabble players - who think of Qs & Zs as coveted letters. haha.

Yes. I’m interested too - where are the URLs in the other comments?

Why Q & Z? Is there that much discussion of queer zebras?

You are laughing I hope, I’m just being silly.

But I am perplexed by QZ, it makes me QweZee.

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It’s made me interest too. Why Q & Z? Have you count for X letter? It might be some people around the world using weird language.

“1723 URL” , “92 URL in the comment body”

My personal explanation is that people like to chat. Often, instead of having a ‘heavy’ exchange of data and consistent information (URL lists), people like just to discuss ‘softly’ with short sentences. Like us now.

Here you got another one : qwerty

Mabe the only comment with this letters now.

good luck flashwelt