Arms Across the Seas

I've had a look at some of the data regarding recent visitors - to the Action 4 Equality Scotland blog site.

Apparently there have been 4,700 visitors in the past week - which can be broken down as follows in terms of country of origin:

United Kingdom - 4,502
France - 61
United States - 55
Iran - 20
Canada - 14
Singapore - 12
United Arab Emirates - 11
China - 10
Germany - 8
Russia - 7

Most visitors are from the UK, as you would expect - but I have to say I'm absolutely intrigued by the visits from the readers in Iran, United Arab Emirates, China and Russia.

I'd be very interested to know what visitors from these countries find particularly interesting or relevant - as far as the content of the site is concerned.

If you are interested in having a discussion by e-mail, please drop me a note at: markirvine@compuserve.com - on a completely confidential basis of course.

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