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2014 in blogging

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To kick off the new year, we’d like to share with you data on American Trans Man’s activity in 2014. You may start scrolling!

Crunchy numbers

Madison Square Garden can seat 20,000 people for a concert. This blog was viewed about 66,000 times in 2014. If it were a concert at Madison Square Garden, it would take about 3 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.

There were 20 pictures uploaded, taking up a total of 19 MB. That's about 2 pictures per month.

The busiest day of the year was May 21st with 2,786 views. The most popular post that day was Matt Kailey - We Lost You Too Soon.

: Matt Kailey - We Lost You Too Soon (1/4)

: Matt Kailey - We Lost You Too Soon (2/4)

: Matt Kailey - We Lost You Too Soon (3/4)

: Matt Kailey - We Lost You Too Soon (4/4)

: What Does Body Dysphoria Feel Like? (1/5)

: What Does Body Dysphoria Feel Like? (2/5)

: What Does Body Dysphoria Feel Like? (3/5)

: What Does Body Dysphoria Feel Like? (4/5)

: What Does Body Dysphoria Feel Like? (5/5)

: 14 Reasons Why It's Not Okay to Out Someone as Trans - A Public Service Announcement From Your Friendly, Neighborhood Trans Person (1/2)

: 14 Reasons Why It's Not Okay to Out Someone as Trans - A Public Service Announcement From Your Friendly, Neighborhood Trans Person (2/2)

: The Spectra of Gender, Sexual Orientation and Biological Sex (1/6)

: The Spectra of Gender, Sexual Orientation and Biological Sex (2/6)

: The Spectra of Gender, Sexual Orientation and Biological Sex (3/6)

: The Spectra of Gender, Sexual Orientation and Biological Sex (4/6)

: The Spectra of Gender, Sexual Orientation and Biological Sex (5/6)

: The Spectra of Gender, Sexual Orientation and Biological Sex (6/6)

: Beards, Baldness and What's in Your Pants (1/6)

: Beards, Baldness and What's in Your Pants (2/6)

: Beards, Baldness and What's in Your Pants (3/6)

: Beards, Baldness and What's in Your Pants (4/6)

: Beards, Baldness and What's in Your Pants (5/6)

: Beards, Baldness and What's in Your Pants (6/6)

: Effects of Testosterone on Brain Masculinization & Behavior: Part 3 of Male Gender Identity in an Individual with Complete Androgen Insensitivity (1/6)

: Effects of Testosterone on Brain Masculinization & Behavior: Part 3 of Male Gender Identity in an Individual with Complete Androgen Insensitivity (2/6)

: Effects of Testosterone on Brain Masculinization & Behavior: Part 3 of Male Gender Identity in an Individual with Complete Androgen Insensitivity (3/6)

: Effects of Testosterone on Brain Masculinization & Behavior: Part 3 of Male Gender Identity in an Individual with Complete Androgen Insensitivity (4/6)

: Effects of Testosterone on Brain Masculinization & Behavior: Part 3 of Male Gender Identity in an Individual with Complete Androgen Insensitivity (5/6)

: Effects of Testosterone on Brain Masculinization & Behavior: Part 3 of Male Gender Identity in an Individual with Complete Androgen Insensitivity (6/6)

: Sex Determination and Differentiation - Where Do Ovaries (and Testes) Come From? (1/6)

: Sex Determination and Differentiation - Where Do Ovaries (and Testes) Come From? (2/6)

: Sex Determination and Differentiation - Where Do Ovaries (and Testes) Come From? (3/6)

: Sex Determination and Differentiation - Where Do Ovaries (and Testes) Come From? (4/6)

: Sex Determination and Differentiation - Where Do Ovaries (and Testes) Come From? (5/6)

: Sex Determination and Differentiation - Where Do Ovaries (and Testes) Come From? (6/6)

: The Human Ovary: Steroidogenesis & Ovulation (1/6)

: The Human Ovary: Steroidogenesis & Ovulation (2/6)

: The Human Ovary: Steroidogenesis & Ovulation (3/6)

: The Human Ovary: Steroidogenesis & Ovulation (4/6)

: The Human Ovary: Steroidogenesis & Ovulation (5/6)

: The Human Ovary: Steroidogenesis & Ovulation (6/6)

: Part 2 of: Beards, Baldness and What’s in Your Pants (1/4)

: Part 2 of: Beards, Baldness and What’s in Your Pants (2/4)

: Part 2 of: Beards, Baldness and What’s in Your Pants (3/4)

: Part 2 of: Beards, Baldness and What’s in Your Pants (4/4)

: The Human Ovary: Anatomy & Follicular Development (1/6)

: The Human Ovary: Anatomy & Follicular Development (2/6)

: The Human Ovary: Anatomy & Follicular Development (3/6)

: The Human Ovary: Anatomy & Follicular Development (4/6)

: The Human Ovary: Anatomy & Follicular Development (5/6)

: The Human Ovary: Anatomy & Follicular Development (6/6)

: Childhood Relics and the Importance of Trans People (1/4)

: Childhood Relics and the Importance of Trans People (2/4)

: Childhood Relics and the Importance of Trans People (3/4)

: Childhood Relics and the Importance of Trans People (4/4)

Posting Patterns

In 2014, there were 8 new posts, growing the total archive of this blog to 121 posts.

Best Day

Monday

with 4 posts total

Attractions in 2014

These are the posts that got the most views on American Trans Man in 2014.

1 What Does Body Dysphoria Feel Like? 38 comments August 2012
2 14 Reasons Why It's Not Okay to Out Someone as Trans - A Public Service Announcement From Your Friendly, Neighborhood Trans Person 230 comments April 2012
3 Matt Kailey - We Lost You Too Soon 18 comments May 2014
4 The Spectra of Gender, Sexual Orientation and Biological Sex 25 comments May 2011
5 Beards, Baldness and What's in Your Pants 15 comments April 2010

How did they find this blog?

The top referring sites in 2014 were:

Where did they come from?

That's 162 countries in all!
Most visitors came from The United States. United Kingdom & Canada were not far behind.

Who were they?

The most commented on post in 2014 was Matt Kailey - We Lost You Too Soon

These were the 5 most active commenters on this blog:

1 ravinj 4 comments
2 darahoffmanfox 3 comments
3 Lynnalynn 3 comments
4 Allie 2 comments
5 Florence Jane 2 comments

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