Last Sunday,
the number of daily page views for my blog suddenly spiked, and I had about four or five times my normal traffic. I thought this was just some one-day
anomaly, yet the page views have continued at close to that level since then.
I first
checked to see if I was suddenly getting a bunch of hits from a different
country, but – as has always been the case – the vast majority of my readers still are in the US. I then wondered if it was a DDOS attack, but if so it is a very
inept one. I also considered the idea that RF had offered the entity that got
the $1.7MM fine a mitigation plan involving having lots of their employees read
my old posts. But that would violate the Constitutional ban on cruel and
unusual punishment.
I’m not
complaining about this, of course, but I’d really like to know why this is happening. If anyone reading this knows why, I’d appreciate
hearing from you. You can email me at talrich@deloitte.com
or talrich@hotmail.com.
The views and opinions expressed here are my own and don’t
necessarily represent the views or opinions of Deloitte Advisory.
This is clearly not just an increase in normal traffic. It consists of spikes about 8 times every day, although that changes some on weekends. If anyone has an idea what might be causing those spikes, I'd sure like to hear it!
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