Distinct hosts served
This is a count of the individual computers that accessed at least one page of your blog during that day and month.
By "distinct", we mean that if the same computer accesses your blog more than once, it will still count as only one host.
Note that while you can use this number to estimate the number of readers you had on a particular day or month, it counts computers, not people. A computer that gets used by several people who all read your blog still counts as just one distinct host.
SCIY's 2006 stats to date:
A. Distinct Hosts Served (Individual Readers)
B. Bytes Transferred (MB)
C. Page Views (HTML)
A B C
Jan. 274 83 1,296
Feb. 515 106 1,454
Mar. 553 105 1,471
Apr. 322 109 1,582
May 3,298 235 5,350
Jun. 5,121 317 6,497
Jul. 5,118 565 12,576
Blogharbor's definitions of "Bytes Transferred" and "Page Views":
• Bytes transferred
Whenever someone views a page on your blog, information is transferred from the system's servers to their computer. This statistic is a measure of the amount of transferred information for that day and month.
To give you a sense of perspective, both Tolstoy's novel 'War and Peace' and a typical medium-to-high quality picture taken on a 3-megapixel camera at 2016-by-1512 resolution are each said to represent 1 million bytes (or 1 megabyte) of data.
• HTML Requests
This is the number of pages from your blog viewed using a web browser during that day and month.