pic: Google Trends: Chief Delphi

[1986titans]

I looked through the statistic pages linked above and figured out why Seattle is the #1 city: MSN (Bing now, I guess) crawlers.

They account for 7 of the top 10 IPs accessing Chief Delphi, and quite a few more of the top spots once you expand that list. They either trace back to Redmond or "unknown".

[Joe Ross]

Originally Posted by JosephC

Where's Google Chrome?

EDIT: This is June 2012's data

The stats script was last updated in 2005, 3 years before chrome was released.

[DampRobot]

Originally Posted by 1986titans

I looked through the statistic pages linked above and figured out why Seattle is the #1 city: MSN (Bing now, I guess) crawlers.

They account for 7 of the top 10 IPs accessing Chief Delphi, and quite a few more of the top spots once you expand that list. They either trace back to Redmond or "unknown".

Could this mean that Google crawlers are causing all the San Francisco traffic?

[Peck]

Looking at the varius things that bring up CD in searching, I'm a little scared. "the opposite of loneliness" is the third highest search that give CD for this month.

[dictionaria13]

Originally Posted by Barry Bonzack

The #1 city on Chiefdelphi is Seattle? I know there are two regionals there, but that is completely unexpected. When comparing the graph with the greatest density of teams, I would have thought for sure a North East city would be #1.

You'd be surprised by how big FIRST is in Washington State. There's a reason they split the Seattle regional into two seperate fields in the same event center and gave us Spokane. We have three FRC teams in our suburban school district not too far south of Downtown Seattle alone, and more nearby.

[Jon Stratis]

It's gratifying to discover that Minnesota ranks second in the US for the past 12 months, but we're only 10th for all years. We've got a ways to climb still, but with 150+ teams and 4 regionals next year, we'll get there

[Jibsy]

Originally Posted by artdutra04

Actual stats are available here:

http://stats.chiefdelphi.com/

These are some cool, detailed insights. I like how the misspelling of "cheif delpi" makes the top searches list