Idea: Most Visited Nodes

I don't have many nodes in my personal nodelet. But I do have Worst Nodes and Best Nodes (primarly because I can't find links to them), and I enjoy reading them for entertainment and enlightenment respectively. Maybe I'm pathetic, but I visit Worst Nodes far more often than Best Nodes. That begs a question... Which nodes do you Perl Monks visit the most often in a given day? Week? Ever? Is there a node that tracks (or could track) this information, much like Best Nodes and Worst Nodes?

-Ted

Comment on Idea: Most Visited Nodes
Re: Idea: Most Visited Nodes by lemming (Priest) on Dec 02, 2000 at 03:42 UTC
Check out Most Visited Nodes via id# Update: Not that it's the easiest to find node on perlmonks And again: Yesterday, my thought processes were wierded out. Thanks tye	[reply]
Re: Idea: Most Visited Nodes by tedv (Pilgrim) on Dec 02, 2000 at 03:50 UTC
Um, er, thanks. Thought I was the only person with good ideas I guess. Maybe I should go downvote myself now for being redundant. :) -Ted	[reply]
(tye)Re: Idea: Most Visited Nodes by tye (Cardinal) on Dec 02, 2000 at 05:59 UTC
Two things. First, I'm ready to bet that Most Visited Nodes hasn't been updated in a long time. Second, how did you make your link to that node? I'm guessing you typed something like: `<a href="http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=2519"> Most Visited Nodes</a>` [download] I say this because I'm currently visiting www.perlmonks.org and so clicking on your link "logs me out" because I don't have a cookie for just plain perlmonks.org. You can save me a lot of grief and yourself a lot of typing by making such a link by typing `[Most Visited Nodes]` (like I did) or `[id://2519]` (which will look like this: Most Visited Nodes). You can also do `[id://2519\|already got one]` or `[Most Visited Nodes\|you mean like this?]` to get these: already got one or you mean like this?. - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")	[reply] [d/l] [select]


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Idea: Most Visited Nodes

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