A total side note, I just wanna mention that I’ve gotten few to no advertising requests prior to this post. But since this post releases some of the analytics and statistics behind Anthropology.net, I’ve gotten over a dozen requests from advertising agencies to show ads on Anthropology.net. I wish they were a bit more coy and graceful with their enthusiasm in this site.

Kambiz

Haven’t heard from you in a while! Where have ya been?

I’ve been running Anthropology.net for several years now. The old iteration of the site was as a community of blogs, forum, wiki, media library, etc. but it proved harder to manage. Furthermore people were only really interested in the blog.

Thanks for your kind words, I appreciate your contributions to the site immensely,

Kambiz

http://writersdailygrind.blogspot.com

Just to let you know.
Anne G

I would be very curious how much of your readership are amateurs, and what disciplines fascinate them.

I wouldn’t be surprised if a small but significant portion of your readership is lay. The internet allow discussions such as these, that formally were only found at conferences and peer reviewed obscure publications, now be available to the general public.

Thanks again. Congratulations and keep up the great work.

Kambiz