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Top Secret Press Inc · Joined: 22 Mar 2013 Posts: 12

I get tracking hits from the government all the time. Especially from Huntsville Alabama. You can not track it back to the source. I also had hits from the Pentagon and several other Government agencies that can not be tracked back to the source. I was just wondering if I was the only one that got these.

Of course, naming my company Top Secret Press was not the best idea either! So...

QueenAmanda · Joined: 20 Jan 2012 Posts: 38

I only know what country my views are coming from, and nothing else. I have no idea if it's military or not for that reason.

Though it is odd that I'm getting views from South Korea.

Top Secret Press Inc · Joined: 22 Mar 2013 Posts: 12

Actually, I think it is kind of funny. Is the military so bored they ae looking for extreme web comics? Do american taxes pay for that?

I have had 1 hit from North Korea and 2 hits from China in the last two years. North Korea was just last month, so that was weird!

ewomack · Grand prize winner! Joined: 05 Jun 2007 Posts: 469

If you have a website, DOD has probably already scanned it.
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mcmasters · Joined: 28 Jun 2012 Posts: 436

QueenAmanda wrote:

Though it is odd that I'm getting views from South Korea.

You won't have to worry about that much longer.

Sincerely,

North Korea

Marscaleb · Joined: 28 Aug 2012 Posts: 258

Have you considered the possibility than some of your fans are in the military? And perhaps when they are off duty they like to read webcomics, including yours? And maybe someone stationed in Huntsville showed your comic to friends, and now they read it too.

People in the military and in the government are people too. Who says they can't be fans of a webcomic?
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SunScales · Joined: 03 Feb 2013 Posts: 323

Marscaleb wrote:

Have you considered the possibility than some of your fans are in the military? And perhaps when they are off duty they like to read webcomics, including yours? And maybe someone stationed in Huntsville showed your comic to friends, and now they read it too.

People in the military and in the government are people too. Who says they can't be fans of a webcomic?

I was thinking that too. I know a couple of guys in the military and at least one of them has seen my comic. So yeah, I guess I do get military hits, haha.

I did notice one day that I had 41 visitors from the International Space Station. That was Google Analytics playing an April Fools joke though. I didn't really believe it when I saw it, but I also didn't realize what day it was, so I was really confused.

Top Secret Press Inc · Joined: 22 Mar 2013 Posts: 12

Marscaleb wrote:

Have you considered the possibility than some of your fans are in the military? And perhaps when they are off duty they like to read webcomics, including yours? And maybe someone stationed in Huntsville showed your comic to friends, and now they read it too.

People in the military and in the government are people too. Who says they can't be fans of a webcomic?

True. I thought of that too. I do have nudity and violence in my comics so that tends to attract alot of military. Also, I think I am complaining because I have regular viewers. Not too smart. Smile

I don't take it all too seriously. It is just one of those things you wonder about like Are you the only one?. Obviously I am not. And thanks to everyone. Nice forum.

Top Secret Press Inc · Joined: 22 Mar 2013 Posts: 12

[quote="I did notice one day that I had 41 visitors from the International Space Station. That was Google Analytics playing an April Fools joke though. I didn't really believe it when I saw it, but I also didn't realize what day it was, so I was really confused.[/quote]

It would have been a week before I figured that out! I would have wanted it to be true!

QueenAmanda · Joined: 20 Jan 2012 Posts: 38

wendyw wrote:

We have, or had maybe - they haven't posted around here recently, a couple of military folks as members on the forum, so that doesn't strike me as odd.

As for South Korea, nothing odd about that. It's a relatively rich country, apparently has the best average internet speeds in the world, has a thriving comics industry and Ryan Estrada lives there.

I forgot Ryan Estrada lives there. That would be so kick ass if he was reading my comic. Doubt it, but... I choose to believe.

Top Secret Press Inc · Joined: 22 Mar 2013 Posts: 12

I got this hit today : Australian Department of Defence.

They are gonna send a Dingo after me!

mcmasters · Joined: 28 Jun 2012 Posts: 436

And that's just Hugh Jackman.

Top Secret Press Inc · Joined: 22 Mar 2013 Posts: 12

I forget they have Wolverine on their side!

Top Secret Press Inc · Joined: 22 Mar 2013 Posts: 12

Casual Notice wrote:

Top Secret Press Inc wrote:

I got this hit today : Australian Department of Defence.

They are gonna send a Dingo after me!

Don't dis on the Aussies; ther record for holding the line, fighting to the last man, and general badassery is pretty damn impressive.

I was dissing Dingos. See my website where I flip off all Dingos! They are impressive fighters with a general history of badassery and will fight to the last dog. Smile

Jardel · Joined: 17 Jun 2005 Posts: 822 Location: In the darkness

Top Secret Press Inc wrote:

I got this hit today : Australian Department of Defence.

They are gonna send a Dingo after me!

As if we could get a dingo to do anything.

I had a housemate who'd spent four years working for the Air Force transcribing chatter from radio signals and used to spend half of any given day reading web comics and blogs because there was nothing else to do when his channel had no chatter.

In his four years he didn't get so much as a blip that warranted reporting, let alone further investigation - mostly he just overheard Indonesian fishermen reporting in their locations in international waters.