Last night, according to the wordpress.com stats thingy, Electric Archaeology crept over the 100,000 mark. Woo hoo!
On this auspicious occassion, I offer up the following metadata:
432 posts
7 pages
63 categories
26 tags
516 comments
Top Posts (the past week)
Review: The First Jesus? Expedition Week, National Geographic Channel, Friday November 20 9 pm 97 views
Civilization IV World Builder Manual & other needful things 61 views
Moodle + WordPress = Online University 40 views
Game Mods 19 views
WordPress + Moodle (not equal to) Online University 16 views
Angel versus Moodle 10 views
Still Mulling Playing with History 10 views
About Shawn Graham 9 views
Top Searches
the first jesus, caesar iv, simon the first jesus, simon the first messiah, wordpress moodle
Most Active (the past day)
A New Project: Enrico Crema’s PhD work 5 views
Game Mods 4 views
Review: The First Jesus? Expedition Week, National Geographic Channel, Friday November 20 9 pm 3 views
Agent Models 3 views
Cities & Centralities: A network approach to the archaeology of urban life 3 views
That’s a lot of output. Would I have been better off writing a book instead? I’m currently reading Jaron Lanier’s ‘You are Not a Gadget‘, and it’s causing me to rethink some of this project. Am I merely a contributor to some ‘hive mind’? Am I in danger of becoming a techno-serf, offering up the fruits of my considerable investment in education, for free?
Time to pause and reflect…
