One More Disappointed Reader:
Recently seen in the referrer logs, a visit to the Volokh Conspiracy from someone who googled "hot chicks." I'm guessing this post from Eugene last month isn't what the visitor had in mind.
One More Disappointed Reader:
Recently seen in the referrer logs, a visit to the Volokh Conspiracy from someone who googled "hot chicks." I'm guessing this post from Eugene last month isn't what the visitor had in mind.
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Isn't it funny that so many search for results on "hot chicks" and so few search for results on "douchebags" even though the searcher in question is perhaps more likely to be the latter than the former?
DiversityHire,
I like the confluence of your name and post. But it is true that the VC is a boy's club.
You don't even want to know the searches that lead people to my blog. Having the last name "Yung" only aggravates the problem. The strangest thing is that lots of visitors looking for "Yung sex," for example, actually end up going through a lot of pages at Sex Crimes (as though I have hid the porn somewhere).
Corey
We used to have Michelle Boardman, but she left us for DOJ and didn't sign up again when she returned to teaching.
Corey,
Never thought of that -- yes, I'm sure your problem with mistaken traffic is a lot worse than ours.
I think you underestimate the percentage of those individuals who actually got what they wanted.
Mr. Yung, certainly I can imagine searching for Yung Sex if I remembered you ran a blog dealing with legal issues involving sex.
As for 'hot chicks' a quick google search reveals Volokh doesn't appear until the second page of links (#14 to be specific) after several links to actual pitures and video of hot chicks. Moreover the link is pretty clearly a discussion of some issue not images.
Certainly I don't think the 'hot chicks' search was specifically looking for the VC but they probably said, "huh that looks interesting" when they saw the link in their google search results.
Pages, hopefully.
Someone recently googled "men use beauty pageants for sexual arousal" and found my blog. I'm sort of creeped out by the thought of having someone that sketchy looking at my blog. Eeewww.
I was looking for something else entirely when I googled "Women on Top" and found some lame article about women becoming deans of law schools...
Humans are very strange.
raimo1@hot.ee
Caos und Arbeitlos
Der Machtkampf zwischen Continental und Schaeffler eskaliert. Conti-Aufsichtsratschef Hubertus von Grünberg trat jetzt mit sofortiger Wirkung zurück.
«Es zeichnet sich ab, dass Continental weiter Schaden nimmt«, sagte der 66-Jährige gestern in Frankfurt nach einer Sitzung des Aufsichtsrats des Autozulieferers. «Wir laufen Gefahr, in das Schaeffler-Problem hineingezogen zu werden.« Von Grünberg kritisierte, die schwer angeschlagene Schaeffler-Gruppe sei der Forderung nach einem tragfähigen Zukunftskonzept nicht nachgekommen und stattdessen auf Konfrontationskurs gegangen.
Der Herzogenauracher Autozulieferer, der wegen der auf Pump finanzierten Conti-Übernahme hoch verschuldet ist, wies die Vorwürfe von Grünbergs zurück. Grünberg habe das Vertrauen im Aufsichtsrat verloren, hieß es. Die Besprechung eines Zukunftskonzeptes habe bei der Sitzung in Frankfurt überhaupt nicht auf der Agenda gestanden.
If ywhat ou provided is a sample of what's to be found on Mr. Yung's blog, I'd guess that the reason visitors are flipping through so many of his pages is that they're finding exactly the sort of narratives they're looking for.
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