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On 03/21/2012 07:23 PM, Rob Weir wrote:
> I'd like to enable Google Analytics on our download page.
>
> This would allow us to collect some important data, such as the
> geographical distribution of download requests.  This information has
> been sought for 3.4 mirror distribution planning. It can also provide
> continuity of our download statistics which we would otherwise lose
> when moving off of MirrorBrain.
>
> Of course, if some else is willing to implement an alternative way of
> collecting this info, then I'd love it hear it.  But I think GA is the
> most direct method.
>
> Lazy consensus, 72 hours, etc.
>
> -Rob
This sounds fine with me. Yes, we should state our privacy policy on 
use, and at some point, if you do produce a public report, maybe nix IP 
addresses if that's a concern.


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