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(Badly wrong) usage statistics for FreeGuide

A long time ago I added functionality to FreeGuide so people could opt to report their use of FreeGuide to under a username, or anonymously. This all happens as part of the latest version check, and you can turn it off, obviously.

Quite a long time ago, Alex broke this functionality, and I haven’t yet made a release that fixes it. Stupid, really, because the usage statistics we’ve got are all-but useless:

Unique FreeGuide users by month (wrong)

Anonymous FreeGuide users by month (wrong)

Raw number of FreeGuide startups by month (wrong)

Hopefully I’ll get a release out soon that fixes it, and these graphs will become more sensible.

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One Response to “(Badly wrong) usage statistics for FreeGuide”

  1. Andy Balaam’s Blog » Blog Archive » FreeGuide usage stats Says:
    October 16th, 2011 at 7:07 am

    [...] long time ago I mentioned I’d added some (opt-in) usage tracking for FreeGuide. Here are the latest stats. I think they [...]

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