SOS Website Statistics Improving

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Originally Posted by Minuteman Project

Groups like the virtually defunct San Diego Minutemen, ALIPAC, and the California Coalition for Immigration Reform (CCIR) only allow freedom of thought and speech to those mindless minions who solicit extremely narrow-minded, witch-hunting like agendas in passionate goose-stepping fashion.

Ho! That could be, but SDMM does show a loss over three month stats, and although having been around considerably longer than SOS, has a ranking only about half of ours.

CCIR.net has shown a steady decrease also, and they've been around a lot longer than SOS and SDMM, but rank quite a bit lower than us, but haven't near bottomed out like SDMM has. I think that one of the big factors is maintaining the forum and keeping it open to most everyone. As far as statistics go, CCIR and SDMM depend primarily on readership, but we request participation and involvement on the website. So Minuteman Project may be right about how those two limit thier reach.

ALIPAC remains the only one that defies that theory, but not necessarily by much. They lost a little over the three month rankings, but gained slightly in the last 1 month. Their ranking is considerably highter, but Gheen collects quite a bit of money that enables a lot more advertisement. I think for the minute amount of funds we've put in here, as well as the volumne of events we've managed to support, we've actually done pretty good. The real trick would be to improve our rankings based upon deeds as opposed to funds, as that would be the untimate proof of MMP's theory. One we could surely live with also