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About DanielPipes.org Table of Contents Statistical Overview Special Pages Search Engines Languages Other than English iPhone Application The Weblog Reader Comments The Mailing List Posting Policies Advertisements Piggybacked Articles The Middle East Forum Traffic Statistics Statistical Overview DanielPipes.org received about 10,000 unique visitors a month from its opening in December 2000 until 9/11. After 9/11, the number of visitors jumped to about 50,000 a month. The readership has continued to grow and has reached over 300,000 unique visitors a month. The number of page views per month increased from about 50,000 to over a million. In all, the site has received 66 million page visits. (Source: internal tracking.) The largest number of readers comes from the United States, followed by Canada, the United Kingdom, ×Australia, India, ×Germany, Israel, ×France, the ×Netherlands, and the United Arab Emirates. At the other end of the spectrum, a single visitor has come from each of Reunion, the Falkland Islands, the Central African Republic, and something called the "French Southern Territories." Three visitors from Antarctica have dropped by. (Source: ExtremeTracking.com) The website peaked in February 2006 with the 15,273rd largest readership on the World Wide Web. (Source: Alexa.com) The site is linked to by nearly 300,000 other pages (with the most readers coming from WorldNetDaily.com FrontPageMag.com, and LittleGreenFootballs.com). The site has been found through the search of 220,000 different words. The most common of them are, in descending order, "Islam/Muslim/Islamic," "sex," "Obama," "jihad," "Arab," "war," "America," "Israel," and "Saudi."(Source: ExtremeTracking.com) The articles on Barack Obama's having been raised a Muslim, listed at "Bibliography – My Writings on Barack Obama's Early Years as a Muslim." have an aggregate readership of nearly 800,000. Interestingly, they had on the order of 50 times more readers in 2008 than in 2012. The number of readers at one time on the site usually ranges between 30 and 100. The highest number at one time was 450, in May 2003. Most-read pages (source: internal tracking) include: Most accessed article: "Arabian Sex Tourism, with nearly 900,000 readings, followed by over 400,000 for "What is Jihad?" Most accessed blog: "Strange Sex Stories from the Muslim World," with about 600,000 readings, followed by "Caught My Eye" and "Finding Allah in Unlikely Places" with about 125,000 readings each. Most accessed reader's comments: Rama's "Arab Sex," with 250,000 readings, almost three times more than the second-most read comment, which is (coincidentally), "Arab Sex tourism." Most read translations: In German, "Wer war der Prophet Mohammed?" followed by the French "Tourisme sexuel arabe." One curiosity: Although Mr. Pipes rarely writes about ×sex, this subject dominates the readership totals in all three of his formats: articles ("Arabian Sex Tourism"), blogs ("Strange Sex Stories from the Muslim World"), and comments ("Arab Sex"). In addition, the nearly 11,000 readers' comments at "Advice to Non-Muslim Women against Marrying Muslim Men" are by far the largest in number. It appears that ×sex really does sell. The blog amounts to 1,200,000 words as of July 2012. Readers from 236 countries and domains have visited the website. Special Pages DanielPipes.org contains several pages that do not fit the general rubrics and are worth pointing out: Bibliographies: A handy way to sort out the multiple articles on a single topic (conspiracy theories, women's coverings, Obama's connections to Islam, liberal vs. conservative views of Israel, etc.) at DanielPipes.org. Getting to Know the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR): Written in response to CAIR's attacks on Daniel Pipes, this page features a bibliography of some important articles about the organization and a link to Mr. Pipes' detailed response to a document it has widely circulated, "Who Is Daniel Pipes?" Predictions by Daniel Pipes: 1983-2012: Mr. Pipes argues that the study of history is the best preparation to anticipate the future – and he frequently makes predictions. This page collects some of the more prominent of those forecasts. Writings by Topic: Look up the contents of DanielPipes.org via some 70 topics listed here. Search Engines There are three different ways to search for contents on DanielPipes.org. Use any search engine, such as http://www.google.com/, to access the entire contents of the website. Use the search engine at the top right of any page on DanielPipes.org to access specifically the writings by Daniel Pipes (that is, the comments are excluded from this search). Use the search engine following the text of a weblog entry to show only a certain person's comments or comments from a specific date. Languages Other Than English The site contains over 10,000 translations of Mr. Pipes' writings into 36 languages. Of these, 15 have their own homepages. Here are the URLs of those language sites, their inauguration dates, and the average monthly unique visitors (source: internal tracking). Arabic http://ar.DanielPipes.org July 2006 3300 Chinese (simpl.) http://zh-hans.DanielPipes.org June 2007 N/A Danish http://da.DanielPipes.org May 2005 2,200 Dutch http://nl.DanielPipes.org June 2007 N/A French http://fr.DanielPipes.org April 2004 12,350 German http://de.DanielPipes.org May 2003 7,000 Hebrew http://he.DanielPipes.org March 2004 1,650 Hindi http://hi.DanielPipes.org November 2005 700 Italian http/:/it.DanielPipes.org January 2004 5,400 Polish http://pl.DanielPipes.org July 2004 3,750 Portuguese http://pt.DanielPipes.org July 2005 2,100 Romanian http://ro.DanielPipes.org December 2006 550 Russian http://ru.DanielPipes.org June 2005 1,350 Spanish http://es.DanielPipes.org January 2004 8,100 Swedish http://sv.DanielPipes.org June 2005 1,250 Please note: Translators for other languages are encouraged to contact Mr. Pipes about their availability. For a list of articles by the number of languages translated into, click here.