Unique Visitors = 1/10th of Unique IPs?
Max Fomitchev submitted a little blog entry where he proposes that the ratio of unique IPs to actual unique users is 10:1. This flies in the face of the numbers you usually see attached to these sorts of things. I'm not sure about the logic he uses to come up with these numbers either.
So, he's saying my website has 1/10th of a visitor?
This guy's the limit!
I help keep this in balance by using my neighbor's wireless, that IP has a load of unique users.
Can he find a formula for the number of /. articles posted vs. the actual unique articles?