Um, for what its worth ...

6,553,735 "hits" for June (total number of files requested from the server -- includes images)

Over 6 Million in July so far

410,949 "visits" (approximate number of actual individual visitors)

3,719,178 page views (number of web pages viewed by those visitors)

In this forum ("Big Bolts") alone for June there were 2,351 page views.

I'll leave it for y'all to judge whether or not that represents a "lack of traffic."

As for anything else, Stovebolt continues to be what we've tried to make it for 27 years now -- a family-friendly place to share useful and *safe* information for finding, fixing and driving old GM trucks.

Peggy, the volunteer staff (as opposed to the "paid staff" ...) and I thank all of you for your participation and support in making, and keeping, this site what it is.

John

I have no intention of taking this thread down. smile Heck, I'm not even going to lock it. No flaming the OP, though ... wink Make fun of me all you want, call me a pompous overblown narcissistic nincompoop with delusions of adequacy (to which I readily admit) but leave the OP alone -- he's made his point and gone.

He'll be back. They ALWAYS come back ... wink

A couple of words of advice to the OP, though...

1. Don't pick a fight with the witch doctor
2. Don't argue with anyone who buys ink by the barrel (Old journalism saying)


~ John

A kid raised on Hotwheels, Matchbox and Tonka cannot be reasonably expected to own only one vehicle as an adult.

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