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The Teleporting Tattler

About new developments in VoIP, Asterisk and Internet infrastructure.

October 20, 2005

Did Webstat.net die today or is it just me?

I've been using Webstat.net for my web statistics counter for almost a year. Soon after I tried their free version, I subscribed for their fuller version (at only about 20 bucks a year) and was really happy with it. I thought it was far superior to Site Meter (sitemeter.com) in the kind of information it supplied about visitors and how they traversed through my blogs.

So today I logged in there was no Webstat. So much for my one year payment for web counter service. Instead I got some serious error messages on my blogs. These were 'syntax errors'. Not only till after I consulted my programmer friend, did I find out that the Webstat outage was responsible for this.

I'll miss Webstat and I feel somewhat ripped of that I only got half a year from my one year contract. My hunch is that they didn't hire a good marketer - their product was superior to many of the other web counters out there today.

Update October 25th: Good news: Looks like webstat is back online after an outage of several days.

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3 Comments:

At October 22, 2005, Blogger Maureen Francis said...

died for me too. I liked too and I miss it.

 
At October 22, 2005, Anonymous Mitrax said...

Thanks for the confirmation. I can't find any other reference to it. You and me must have been the only users ;-)

Did you also notice the syntax errors showing up in Internet Explorer? You need to remove the webstat.net stuff off your template for these to go away.

 
At October 29, 2005, Blogger Maureen Francis said...

Its back up...

 

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