Saturday, January 10, 2009

Blogging milestone; 10,000 visits

I passed the 10,000 visit mark yesterday and have implemented some changes. I will now be accepting anonymous comments, so those of you who were worried that my black helicopters would track you down can now post anonymously.

I didn't want anonymous comments at first because I blog a lot about autism and there are some very nasty characters out there spreading disinformation on mercury, vaccines and such. I have enough material now in my archive that people can know where I am coming from and the level of discourse expected on this blog. I welcome people who disagree with me, but you have to back up your disagreement with facts and logic.

I welcome all comments that add to the discussion, or which ask questions. If I can answer them I will try to do so. All comments get emailed to me, even the ones on posts that are quite old. I am happy to answer question on old posts too. It may be old to me, but not old to anyone else.

8 comments:

Lisa said...
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DuWayne Brayton said...

Whoo Hoo, I can finally comment without them aliens coming to get me!!!!!!

DuWayne Brayton said...

O crap, I didn't sign out.

Hey, I never even noticed you have a blog. Looking forward to checking it out.

daedalus2u said...

The ones you might find most interesting are the ones on acute psychosis and the placebo effect.

I heard an interesting result the other day, that there is an inverse correlation between familial alcoholism and autism. I am not sure how to interpret that yet.

I would be interested in any comments you have on my take on things.

jonathan said...

Actually I think you are confusing visits with page views. Your page views may have exceeded 10,000 but looking at your site meter statistics you are still under 9,000 visits.

Jon Mitchell (the quisling house negro)

Anonymous said...

Greetings to you from Evanston, IL. I wonder if you know about this site: http://www.rogernmeyer.com/Hubert_Cross/Asperger%27s_Syndrome_and_Making_Sense_July_2002.htm#K3

As the mom of an Asperger-ish son, I find Hubert's site, and yours, to be very valuable resources. I hope to figure out your publish then delete strategy next. Then, I'll send you my email.

coturnix said...

It was great meeting you in person on Monday!

daedalus2u said...

Bora, it was good to meet you too.