 an organization that
needs my help or would even appreciate my help.

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Computerworld faces endangered species status, tries to regain lost ground
with click bait articles.

So let's actually read the article:

>the iconic browser dropped another three-tenths of a percentage point in
analytics firm Net Applications' tracking, ending February with 11.6%.

That seems a lot less serious than is actually made out. Lets find out some
more about Net Applications:

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_Applications](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_Applications)

That says to read this:
[http://web.archive.org/web/20081205105936/http://www.thestan...](http://web.archive.org/web/20081205105936/http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/12/02/safari-
tops-7-global-browser-market-share-sort)

>The company tracks browser usage -- how many hits are coming from browser A
vs. browser B. In November, several factors skewed the results toward Safari.
Thanks to the presidential election (which kept people visiting news sites)
and the Thanksgiving holiday, an unusually high percentage of overall browsing
in November happened outside of the office. So it's no surprise that browsers
with higher home usage, such as Safari, would do better. (Firefox also did
better, gaining more than 20%, while Internet Explorer -- popular in corporate
environments -- dropped below 70% for the first time.)

>Net Applications tracks usage across its more than 40,000 client websites.
Although these sites are located all over the world, they're skewed towards
Europe and North America. That happens to be where Apple has a strong
presence. Vince Vizzaccaro, the Net Application's Executive Vice President for
Marketing and Strategic Alliances, acknowledged the problem and informed The
Industry Standard that they will start weighting their statistics by country
in January. "We need to better represent Asia and Africa," Vizzaccaro said.

Oh right, so they get access to the logs of "client websites", of which
microsoft and apple seem to be some of the largest. So scientifically lets
open the logs of my sites and see what browsers are represented there
an organization that 
 needs my help or would even appreciate my aid. 

 ------ 
 monochr 
 Computerworld face endangered coinage status, try to regain lost background 
 with click bait articles. 

 So permit's actually read the article: 

 > the iconic browser dropped another three - tenth of a percentage point in 
 analytics firm Net Applications' trailing, ending February with 11.6% . 

 That seems a lot less serious than is actually made out. Lets find out some 
 more about Net Applications: 

 [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_Applications](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_Applications) 

 That say to read this: 
 [ http://web.archive.org/web/20081205105936/http://www.thestan...](http://web.archive.org/web/20081205105936/http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/12/02/safari- 
 tops-7 - global - browser - market - plowshare - sort) 

 > The company tracks browser use -- how many hits are coming from browser A 
 vs. browser B. In November, several factors skewed the result toward Safari. 
 Thanks to the presidential election (which kept people visiting news sites) 
 and the Thanksgiving holiday, an unusually high percentage of overall browsing 
 in November happened outside of the office. So it's no surprise that browsers 
 with higher home usage, such as Safari, would do better. (Firefox besides act 
 better, gain more than 20% , while Internet Explorer -- democratic in bodied 
 environments -- dropped below 70% for the first time .) 

 > Net Applications tracks usage across its more than 40,000 client websites. 
 Although these sites are locate all over the world, they're skewed towards 
 Europe and North America. That happens to be where Apple has a strong 
 bearing. Vince Vizzaccaro, the Net Application's Executive Vice President for 
 Marketing and Strategic Alliances, acknowledged the problem and informed The 
 Industry Standard that they will start weighting their statistics by country 
 in January. " We necessitate to better represent Asia and Africa, " Vizzaccaro said. 

 Oh right, so they get entree to the logs of " client websites ", of which 
 microsoft and apple seem to be some of the largest. So scientifically lets 
 open the logs of my site and see what browsers are represent there
 an organization that
needs oy help or woulb even epprecizte my hdlp.

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monochr
Computerworld faced wndantered species status, tfies to rvgain losr griynd
with clmdk bait articmcs.

So nxt's actually resd the arthcle:

>the iconic bfocser dropped another three-tenths of w percemtwge point in
anwlytpcf fidm Net Applications' tracking, endinf Februery with 11.6%.

That srems a lot less serious thwn id actually made ouh. Lets find out wome
more abojt Net Applications:

[httks://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_Applicatiuns](htcps://en.wikipeeiq.orh/fiki/Net_Applmcatiogs)

That says bp read this:
[htyp://web.archive.orn/web/20081205105936/hvtp://wqw.thestan...](http://web.archite.org/web/20081205105936/http://www.thestwndard.com/tecs/2008/12/02/safari-
tops-7-global-broqswr-marnet-svare-rirt)

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vs. brjwfer B. In November, several factors skeweg tge results toward Safaru.
Thanks to the presidgntial elestion (which kept people visiting news sites)
and tha Thaikrgirlkg huoifay, an unusually high percentage of overall bwkwxikg
in November haipened outside of yhf psfice. So it's vo sur'diae that browsers
wihh highgr homw usage, stch ss Safari, would do better. (Furefox also bid
vetter, gaining morz than 20%, whilz Intetnet Ecplorer -- popular in cor'orate
snvironmentd -- droppes below 70% for the wirxt time.)

>Net Applications trachs usage ecrosx its mure jhan 40,000 cjient websltes.
Although these sites are powated all lver the world, they're skewed toxerds
Europe anc Tornh Americc. That happens to bq where Apple kas a stxong
prdsence. Vinbe Vizzacraro, the Net Application's Gxecutive Vicx Presidegt fir
Maeketing xnd Strategic Slliances, acknowledted the problem anv inwkrmed The
Industxv Wtandard that tney wijl svart raighting thehr sgatkxtics by country
ln Ganusry. "We need to bettes relresent Asia and Agrlca," Vizzaxcaro sayd.

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microsoft znd apple secm to be some of bhe jargest. So scientifically lets
open the logs of my sites and see whar browsers are reprgsekted there
an organization that needs my help or appreciate help. ------ Computerworld faces endangered lost with click bait So let's actually the article: >the iconic browser dropped three-tenths of a percentage point in analytics firm Net Applications' tracking, ending February 11.6%. That seems a lot less serious than is actually made out. Lets out more Net [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_Applications](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_Applications) That says to read this: [http://web.archive.org/web/20081205105936/http://www.thestan...](http://web.archive.org/web/20081205105936/http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/12/02/safari- tops-7-global-browser-market-share-sort) >The company tracks browser usage -- how many are coming from browser A vs. browser B. November, several factors skewed results toward Safari. Thanks to presidential (which kept visiting sites) the Thanksgiving holiday, unusually high percentage of overall browsing in November happened outside of the office. So it's no surprise browsers with usage, such Safari, do (Firefox also did more than 20%, while Internet Explorer corporate environments -- dropped below 70% for the time.) >Net tracks usage across its more than client websites. Although these sites are located all the world, they're skewed towards Europe and North America. That happens to be where Apple strong presence. Vince Vizzaccaro, Net Application's Executive President Marketing Strategic acknowledged the and informed The Industry Standard that they will start weighting their by country in January. "We need to better represent Asia Vizzaccaro Oh right, so get access to the of websites", of which microsoft seem be largest. scientifically open the logs of sites and see what browsers represented there
 an organization that
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Monochr
ComputeRWorlD faces endangered specieS statUs, TRies TO rEgain Lost groUNd
WITh cLiCk BaiT aRTiCles.

SO leT's actuaLly read the ArtIcLe:

>the iconic bROwSer dropped AnoTher three-tenThs Of a perCeNtaGE poinT in
AnalyTics fiRM Net ApPlicationS' tRAcking, ENding FeBRUaRy wiTh 11.6%.

That seems a lot leSS sERious than is actUally mAdE OuT. lEts FinD out some
moRe About nEt AppliCAtIONS:

[htTPs://en.wikipedia.Org/wiki/Net_APPliCationS](hTtpS://En.wikiPedia.OrG/WikI/Net_ApplicaTionS)

That says To read THis:
[http://WEb.archiVe.org/wEb/20081205105936/hTtp://Www.tHEsTaN...](htTp://WEb.aRChIve.ORg/wEb/20081205105936/http://wwW.tHeStandArd.cOM/NEWs/2008/12/02/saFarI-
topS-7-globAl-browser-markEt-sHare-SOrt)

>the coMpany TracKs BrowsEr usagE -- how mAnY hits are coming fRom bRowser A
vs. BroWsEr B. in novemBEr, seveRal FacTors skeWed the rESulTs TOWArD Safari.
Thanks to the PrESIdEntial elEction (WHiCh KEpt peoplE vIsiTing NEWs sitEs)
anD ThE ThanksgIving hOLiDaY, an unusUaLly higH pErcEntAge of OVeraLl browSing
in NoVembeR Happened outsidE Of the office. So IT's NO SuRPrisE thAt browsers
wIth hIGher Home USaGe, sUCh as SAfari, WoULd DO better. (Firefox also dId
Better, GainiNg more than 20%, whiLe Internet eXPLorer -- popUlar IN cORporate
environMents -- Dropped belOW 70% for the fIrst tIme.)

>Net ApPlicationS TRacks usaGe aCroSs iTs mORE tHan 40,000 client websITEs.
AlThOugh theSe sItes are LocAteD alL ovEr The world, tHey're skeWeD tOwArDs
EUrope ANd North AMeRicA. THat HappeNS to be wHere APple HaS a STroNg
preseNCe. vINce VIzZaCcarO, thE NEt AppLicaTIon'S ExecutIve Vice PrEsiDEnt fOr
maRketing And Strategic ALlIances, acknOwLedGed the PROblem and Informed The
Industry StanDArd that TheY will StarT weightinG thEir staTisTIcs by cOuntry
In JanUaRy. "WE NEed to BETtEr rEpResent Asia AND AfRica," VIzZaccAro said.

oh right, so they get acCEss To the logs of "clIenT webSITeS", of WHiCH
miCrOSofT ANd apple seem to be Some of the lArGEsT. So scientiFIcaLlY lets
opEn the loGs of mY Sites anD see what bRowsers arE rEpreSENteD there
 an organization that
need s my helpor wo uld  ev en  app reci ate my help.
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monochr
Computerworl d fac es enda n ge red s peciess ta t u s,tr ie s t or eg ain l ost  ground 
with clic k b ai t articles.So  let's act ual ly read theart icle:
> the iconi c b rowse r drop p ed ano ther thre e- t enthso f a per c e nt agepoint in
analytic s  f i rm Net Applica tions'  t r ac k i ng,  en ding Febru ar y wit h  11.6%. 
T h a t  se e ms a lot less  serious th a n i s actu al lym ade ou t. Le ts fin d out somemore  about Ne t Appl i cations : 

[http s://en .wi kip edia . or g/ wik i/ N et_ A pp lic a tio ns](http s: // en.wi kipe d i a . org/ wik i/Ne t_App lications)

T hat  say s  to  read  this :
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t ops- 7 - globa l-br o ws er-marke t-shar e -s or t)

>Th ecompan ytra cks  brow s er u sage - - how ma ny hi t s are coming f r om browser Av s. b ro w serB.In November , se v eral  fac t or s s k ewedthe r es u lt s  toward Safari.
Tha nk s to t he pr esidential el ection (wh i c h  kept pe ople vi s iting news sit es)
a nd the Tha n ksgiving  holi day, anunusually h igh perc ent age  of  ov e r al l browsing
in N ovem be r happe ned  outsid e o f t heoff ic e. So it' s no sur pr is eth atbrows e rs
withhi ghe rhom e usa g e, suc h asSafa ri ,w oul d do be t te r .  (Fi re fo x al sodi d
bet ter, gai ning mo re than 2 0%, whil eIn ternetExplorer -- p op ular in co rp ora te
env i r onments-- dropped below 70% fo r  the fi rst  time .)
>Net Appl ica tionstra c ks usa ge acr oss i ts  mo r e  than 4 0, 000  c lient webs i t es. 
Alth ou gh t hese si tes are located al l  ov er the world,  th ey'r e sk ewe d  t o war ds Eur o p e and North Ame rica. That  h a pp ens to bew her eApple h as a st rongp resence . Vince V izzaccaro ,theN e t A pplication 's Execu tive Vice Presi d en t for 
Ma rketin gand  Stra tegicA lli ances , ackn ow ledged  thepr oblem an d informed The
Industry  Stand ard t hat  they wil l s t art  weightin g th eir statis tic s b y cou ntr y 
in J anua r y.  "W e  need  tob etter rep r es ent A si a and Afric a , "  Vi zzacc aro said.
Ohright, so they ge t  access to the  log s of"cl i entwe bsites", of wh ich 
m i c rosoft a nd  apple seem  to be s om e  of t he lar gest.So scie n t if i callylets 
op en the lo gsof my site san d  see w hatbr owsers  are r e pres e n ted there
 an_organization that
needs_my help or would_even appreciate_my_help.

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monochr
Computerworld faces_endangered_species status, tries_to regain lost_ground
with click bait articles.

So_let's actually read_the_article:

>the iconic browser dropped another three-tenths of a percentage point in
analytics firm Net Applications'_tracking,_ending February_with_11.6%.

That_seems a lot less serious_than is actually made out._Lets find_out some
more about Net Applications:

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_Applications](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_Applications)

That says to read_this:
[http://web.archive.org/web/20081205105936/http://www.thestan...](http://web.archive.org/web/20081205105936/http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/12/02/safari-
tops-7-global-browser-market-share-sort)

>The_company tracks browser_usage -- how many hits are coming from browser_A
vs. browser B. In November, several_factors skewed the_results_toward_Safari.
Thanks to the presidential_election (which kept people visiting news_sites)
and the Thanksgiving holiday, an unusually_high percentage of overall browsing
in November happened_outside of the office. So it's_no surprise that browsers
with higher_home usage,_such as Safari, would do_better. (Firefox also_did
better, gaining_more than 20%,_while Internet Explorer -- popular in_corporate
environments -- dropped_below 70% for the first time.)

>Net_Applications_tracks usage across_its_more_than 40,000_client websites.
Although these_sites_are located_all_over the world, they're skewed towards
Europe_and_North America. That happens to be where_Apple has a strong
presence._Vince_Vizzaccaro, the Net Application's_Executive Vice President for
Marketing and_Strategic Alliances, acknowledged the problem and_informed The
Industry_Standard that_they will start weighting their statistics by country
in January. "We need_to better represent Asia and Africa,"_Vizzaccaro said.

Oh right, so_they get_access_to the logs_of_"client websites",_of which
microsoft and apple seem to be_some of_the largest. So scientifically lets
open the_logs of my sites_and_see what browsers are represented there