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DJilla · 2006-05-11, 04:42 PM

Yeah! Of course you've got the cache thing and the ISP proxy, but arguably these aren't that significant in the picture I'm trying to see. Why? I might be wrong, but a page served from cache is one ALREADY seen, so it is an advantage that it doesn't get added to PV #'s. Also, unless you have a third party stats prgm and even then we all know that stats can be mischevious and deceptive, I'm guessing that on pure statistics and math, a PV ratio might have something to tell you. I would just like to know what the frick it is? I'm sure one of the gorrillas who looks at stats in the hundreds of thousands a day will have somethng to say 'bout this.

2006-05-11, 04:42 PM	#5
DJilla You can now put whatever you want in this space :) Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 525	Yeah! Of course you've got the cache thing and the ISP proxy, but arguably these aren't that significant in the picture I'm trying to see. Why? I might be wrong, but a page served from cache is one ALREADY seen, so it is an advantage that it doesn't get added to PV #'s. Also, unless you have a third party stats prgm and even then we all know that stats can be mischevious and deceptive, I'm guessing that on pure statistics and math, a PV ratio might have something to tell you. I would just like to know what the frick it is? I'm sure one of the gorrillas who looks at stats in the hundreds of thousands a day will have somethng to say 'bout this. __________________ Submit Free Sites, Blogs, Movies, TGP's, Triple XXX Info