Since I started writing this blog late last year, I have been completely fascinated by the blog stats, and in particular the more recently added world map. I love the way the countries get coloured in, I long for extra bits of my map to light up, and I can’t help but keep hitting that refresh button! It has become a proper Aspie obsession.
I really want to reach as many countries as I can, which according to Slices of Life is 257 (although WordPress may not count them in the same way). In order to achieve my dream, I would like to ask you to help me. I only need one person in each country to look at a single page of my blog, and when I think of it like that, it feels feasible.
So if you know someone in one of my currently unreached countries who might appreciate my blog, please consider forwarding it to them. I’m sorry that I don’t speak any other languages, which may reduce my accessibility and relevance, but if you can think of just one person I would be eternally grateful. I will post my updates and the latest map and total here, newest at the top. Here’s to sending an Aspie round the world!
22 August 2014
125 countries
03 May 2013
99 countries
16 December 2012
90 countries
29 October 2012
79 countries
7 October 2012
71 countries
21 September 2012
68 countries
19 August 2012
62 countries
8 June 2012
50 countries
29 May 2012
46 countries
17 May 2012
44 countries
5 May 2012
40 countries
26 April 2012
38 countries
24 April 2012
35 countries
22 April 2012
32 countries
20 April 2012
29 countries
18 April 2012
26 countries
© Catastraspie, 2012.
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Yay! I LOVE maps. I will be looking forward to watching yours fill up with colors!
Me too! I particularly like the density gradient, although it’s quite subtle on WP.
Love it. I like the stats and looking at the maps too. Have RT’d for you x
Thank you! Very much appreciated 😀
These maps are a fantastic visual representation! I like that you will be able to visually see the growth and change over time. Overall I love your blog! You have used blogging as a means of social interaction, helping you avoid any problems/issue with people’s insensitivity or judgment I read about in a different post. Having had close friends and family members with Aspergers my whole life, I have seen first hand the patronizing judgmental attitudes of those uneducated. This post is particularly social because you are asking your readers to help you complete your goal of reaching out to people. I love how you use this blog to express yourself and communicate with others.
Wow, thank you for the lovely comment! 🙂 I feel safest with a computer screen between me and other people, but it is also how I have my most genuine, open and meaningful connections and interactions with other people.