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Here is a snapshot of Heaven Net stats taken on the 06/June/2006
You will notice a huge increase in users and traffic for the month of May.

• To sum up, there was an average of 38,298 pages viewed each day in May.
• Over 1 million pages total for the month of May
• Nearly 22,000 unique visits in the Month of May. A unique visit usually equates to a person. However the same person can have multiple visits throughout the month.

  Keep up the good work guys.

  

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Here is a snapshot of Heaven Net stats taken on the 04/July/2006

Traffic was down from last month. Being offline in the weekend didn't help.

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A snapshot of 1 months stats for Heaven Net in the following link:

https://heavennet.net/reports….ort.pdf

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The above breaks down the stats by location.

In the last 31 days, there were 73,590 page views made by 15,564 people.

Most of those people are from the USA, followed by Australia and then New Zealand.

This is similar to other months, so it works out just under 1 million page views per year.

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Latest stats can be seen here.

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Quote (heaven @ Sep. 24 2008,19:47)

The above breaks down the stats by location. In the last 31 days, there were 73,590 page views made by 15,564 people. Most of those people are from the USA, followed by Australia and then New Zealand. This is similar to other months, so it works out just under 1 million page views per year.

New Zealand is third, that is amazing. I always thought NZ was anti-Religion.

[Stu]

Quote (Constitutionalist @ Jan. 07 2010,16:30)

Quote (heaven @ Sep. 24 2008,19:47) The above breaks down the stats by location. In the last 31 days, there were 73,590 page views made by 15,564 people. Most of those people are from the USA, followed by Australia and then New Zealand. This is similar to other months, so it works out just under 1 million page views per year. New Zealand is third, that is amazing. I always thought NZ was anti-Religion.

Maybe kiwis find earnest discussions about Imaginary Friends entertaining.

Stuart

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Quote (Stu @ Jan. 07 2010,17:36)

Maybe kiwis find earnest discussions about Imaginary Friends entertaining. Stuart

Actually Stu, I think you speak for yourself only.

Who else?

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Quote (t8 @ Jan. 07 2010,00:09)

Quote (Stu @ Jan. 07 2010,17:36) Maybe kiwis find earnest discussions about Imaginary Friends entertaining. Stuart Actually Stu, I think you speak for yourself only. Who else?

Well, for one I myself applaud those Kiwi's for holding third place, considering population size with the rest of the world that is a great position (3rd) to be in.

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Quote (t8 @ Jan. 07 2010,19:09)

Quote (Stu @ Jan. 07 2010,17:36) Maybe kiwis find earnest discussions about Imaginary Friends entertaining. Stuart Actually Stu, I think you speak for yourself only. Who else?

Perhaps the writer of this blog?

http://canterburyatheists.blogspot.com/2009….nd.html

Or this one?

http://www.artbash.co.nz/article.asp?id=1450

Or these replies on the Atheist Bus Campaign website:

http://www.nogod.org.nz/2009/12/nz-atheist-bus-campaign-is-live/

Agreed that it’s a very different religious landscape here than in the US or even the UK…

I don’t think this is going to go down very well at all, and isn’t really necessary around here. I think people mostly already act according to what the bus ads say. In NZ more people probably believe in psychics and ghosts than god – perhaps ‘psychics and ghosts probably don’t exist….etc’ would be better.

You may feel this is not necessary in NZ, but we still have the Brian Tamaki’s of this world reaming 10% out of peoples pay each week.

Or the writer of this piece on the NZ Humanists' website:

To the critical mind, it seems that the proportion of prayers that are specifically answered do not deviate too far from what the simple law of averages would suggest.
Having never prayed in my life, I can certainly attest to having a better than fair share of good fortune.

Regardless, what never fails to surprise me is the egotism and arrogance of the Christian who, by praying for divine favour or intervention, actually calls doubt on the very wisdom of their god!

http://www.humanist.org.nz/letters/whygod.html

Or the writer of this review?

http://www.lumiere.net.nz/reader/item/1627

Stuart

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Okay, I was wrong. There are five.

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Quote (Constitutionalist @ Jan. 08 2010,02:11)

Well, for one I myself applaud those Kiwi's for holding third place, considering population size with the rest of the world that is a great position (3rd) to be in.

That is a bronze medal. Nothing to sneeze at.

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