Where do our viewers come from? / Ki kote telespektatè nou soti?



I have gotten the question, who reads the blog for the site, and where do you come from.  Below are the top 10 countries, in order who visit our site weekly and sometime daily.  

1.      United States
2.      Russia
3.      Malaysia
4.      Germany
5.      Indonesia
6.      United Kingdom
7.      France
8.      India
9.      Poland
10.      Ukraine

The United States is number one by far, with over 93% of the hits registering from the there.  
The largest browser used to search the site was Google Chrome, and then Firefox.  Google had 43% of the market, while Firefox had 37%.  Internet Explorer was at 11%.  Safari and Opera both held 2 % of the market.

It appears that the World wants to know more about Gonave, Haiti, and all walks of life enjoy the site.  I have been personally contacted by students doing research papers to politicians wanting more information about our vision.

Go Gonave!
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Mwen te vinn kesyon an, ki moun ki li blog la pou sit la, ak ki kote ou soti. Anba la a se tèt 10 peyi yo, yo nan lòd ki vizite nou chak semèn sit ak nenpòt moman chak jou.



1. United States

2. Larisi

3. Malezi

4. Almay

5. Endonezi

6. Wayòm Ini

7. Frans

8. Lend

9. Polòy

10.Ikrèn



Etazini se nimewo yon sèl pa lwen, avèk plis pase 93% nan frape yo enskri soti nan gen la.

Navigatè nan pi gwo itilize nan rechèch sou sit la te Google Chrome, ak Lè sa a, Firefox. Google te gen 43% sou mache a, pandan y ap Firefox te gen 37%. Internet Explorer te nan 11%. Safari ak Opera tou de ki te fèt 2% nan mache a.

Li parèt ke Mondyal la vle konnen plis bagay sou Gonave, Ayiti, ak tout mache nan lavi jwi sit la. Mwen te pèsonèlman kontakte ou pa elèv yo ap fè papye rechèch ki nan politisyen vle plis enfòmasyon sou vizyon nou an.

Ale Gonave!

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