Regardless how much we hate it, pain is our friend. It keeps us on our toes and at times, it’s the only benchmark we have to know we’re doing something the right way. Case in point, since the onset of the 2010/11 season, Adaptistration’s readership has grown by leaps and bounds. As a result, traffic is so high that the site has become a little sluggish but fear not, we’re in the process of converting pain into progress in the form of improved interwebs so you should start to see things return to normal in a day or so…
Speaking of the increase in readers, there’s no denying that some of the traffic is the byproduct of labor disputes which has always been the case throughout the blog’s history. But what’s different this time around is the numbers of new readers brought in initially by negotiation news who have converted into reoccurring readers is four times higher than ever before.
And for that, I say thank you and I’m enormously pleased to see that so many are finding the blog useful. In the meantime, thanks in advance for your patience while we knock out a few walls to make room for improved
I’m en route to Chattanooga today to attend a concert on Thursday, 3/2/2017 of my wife, violinist Holly Mulcahy, performing Jim Stephenson’s Tributes violin…
Congratulations, Drew.
Thanks for not inserting a question mark after that 🙂