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Breakdown of JM Readers by Country

Started by markvans · 11 months ago

I’m not sure if anyone cares about these stats, but I find it interesting that only about 2/3 of our readers are from the US. It is also interesting that predominantly English-speaking nations rank 3rd (Canada), 4th (UK) and 8th (Australia). Interestingly, Brazilians make up a little over 5% of our reader base. Here’s the [...] ... Continue reading »

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hewhocutsdown
11 months ago

And of course some in the U.S. (and likely Canada, etc) are not, in fact, from the U.S.

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sleepingjellyfish
11 months ago

would there be any way to network with or contact those in areas of interest?

for example, I'm going to be studying abroad in Japan next year and it would be great to find out if any of the 2.2% of JM readers from Japan would be in the area.

I'm not sure of a safe and comfortable way to disclose that info.

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hewhocutsdown
11 months ago

Christarchy Forums may be a good place to start, although admittedly, as JM and Christarchy aren't linked totally yet, there's no guarantee of the Japanese readers being there....

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neal_taylor
11 months ago

I'm one of the Aussies......

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arthur
11 months ago

i'm in south africa. apparently not enough to warrant a percentage :P

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mountainguy
11 months ago

yet there are lots of brazilians, it seems I (the colombian) am the only southamerican making comments at this site.

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markvans
11 months ago

You sir, are the voice of an entire continent!

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Lynne
11 months ago

and I'm another Aussie (Sydney)

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Natanael_Disla
11 months ago

Am I the one and only from the Caribbean, too? I am from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

P.S.:

mountainguy,

Tienes un blog?

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