- 5,388 blog posts (1.47 per day on average)
- 996,016 words (273 words per day on average)
- First post: Digital Island gets Reinvented
- Most popular topics:
- Charlottetown (613 posts)
- Prince Edward Island (302 posts)
- Design (245 posts)
- Travel (236 posts)
- CBC (140 posts)
- Most popular posts (Google Analytics, since January 2007):
- Air Canada Seat Sale (82,578 pageviews)
- Montecito Resort and Casino (27,805 pageviews)
- T@B Trailer (23,358 pageviews)
- Motorola Helps You Hack Your Motorola (21,882 pageviews)
- Iced Cappuccino (19,703 pageviews)
- Number of times someone’s asked me to remove a post: 2
- Number of times I complied and removed the post: 2 (in both cases the post was causing the subject of an otherwise benign post difficulties when finding employment)
- 17,987 blog comments
- First comment: Johnny on Good Plumbers Redux (comments didn’t begin until September 2001)
- Top commenters:
- 1,160 from Alan
- 818 from Oliver
- 526 from Ken
- 515 from Steven Garrity
- 434 from Wayne
- Most commented-on posts:
- T@B Trailer (444 comments)
- Tim Hortons Responds (319 comments)
- What does sic mean? (296 comments)
- Toby McGuire (285 comments)
- WigWag Bar from the Tuck Shop (216 comments)
About This Blog
I am Peter Rukavina and this is my blog. I am a writer, letterpress printer, and a curious person.
To learn more about me, read my /now, look at my bio, listen to audio I’ve posted, read presentations and speeches I’ve written, or get in touch (peter@rukavina.net is the quickest way).
I have been writing here since May 1999: you can explore the 25+ years of blog posts in the archive.
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Comments
515 comments?! Suck on that,
515 comments?! Suck on that, Wayne!
516, now, I guess.
What? Is that me? What a
What? Is that me? What a mouthy jerk I was back when blogging was cool.
I just didn’t want Alan to
I just didn’t want Alan to feel embarrassed for commenting so much.
Though keep in mind 57% of
Though keep in mind 57% of the comments in 2004 were like:
Oliver: oh yeah?
Alan: Yeah!
Oliver: Really??
Alan: Of course!!!
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