Hey! Check Out AM's Stats!

bababob · 7th-April-2009

Antimisandry.com users come from these countries:

33.1% United States
27.5% Ireland
8.0% United Kingdom
7.3% Canada
1.9% Spain
1.3% Malaysia
22.8% OTHER

For more data, go to antimisandry.com - Traffic Details from Alexa

**RebelliousVanilla** · 7th-April-2009

I'm in the OTHER!

**Feckless** · 7th-April-2009

Me too......WOOOT for OTHER.

Is there an OTHER flag?

Isn´t that a UK site originaly?

**max** · 8th-April-2009

aren´t the others from an island?

bababob · 8th-April-2009

OTHER - Germany
Austria
Roumania
Italy
Finland
The Philippines
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
What countries am I missing here?

**Tyrael** · 8th-April-2009

I'd assume there'd be more UK visitors. It doesn't look very accurate.

**Feckless** · 8th-April-2009

I am still surprised that Malaysia is not among others...

**shaazam** · 8th-April-2009

Ireland and the USA comprise more than 60% of members

does this mean that is where the impact of the feminit laws strike the hardest

I am surprised Canada hasn't got a higher membership

**Percy** · 8th-April-2009

Never mind the quality, feel the width !

bababob · 8th-April-2009

Quote from Feckless

I am still surprised that Malaysia is not among others...

I'd say the same for Spain (1.9%). Australia and New Zealand should be listed as separate entities, not just lumped under the Other category.

**Percy** · 8th-April-2009

'Members' doesn't tell us much.

Where are they all?

What matters is the contribution; the 'staying' power; the quality of the posts.

bababob · 8th-April-2009

Quote from Percy

'Members' doesn't tell us much.

Where are they all?

What matters is the contribution; the 'staying' power; the quality of the posts.

True. We are judged by the staying power of our members and the quality of our posts. I was amazed to see that our posts are fed to 117 other websites.

**haahoo** · 8th-April-2009

I found the average stay of 5.7 minutes rather interesting.. I followed through a few on the links to other sites, there seems to be a lot of mens forums etc out there..

Oddly, they do tend to duplicate a lot of similar posts..

You will see an "old favourite" listed verbatim on several sites..

i was rather surprised to see some of my favourite articles, that i lifted from other sites and put here some time ago, present in many different forums..

I get this funny feeling that after a few years in this game, one can get a very accurate "feel" for the way the movement is heading..

I think one can therefore make predictions as to what will be the state of the MRM in, say, 3 years from now..