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Privacy
The identities of the users of this site are
private and cannot ever be revealed to anyone or any agency.
When you visit this site, we do not collect any personal
information about you without your explicit consent, and
therefore have no possibility of reporting your information
to anyone without your knowledge.
Some early users of the site, however, gave
basic demographic information about themselves, and it is
possible to make some general statements about the users of
the site in that early period without posing a threat to the
privacy of any individual user.
Average number of visitors
Use of this site has increased steadily since its birth in 1994. Currently, over one thousand visitors use the site each day, and most of them visit more than one page. As of September 26, 2005, one hundred seventy two (172) people are registered to be notified any time the site changes.
By February 10, 2004 over 1,000,000
pages from the Greek Language and Linguistic Gateway had been
viewed on nearly half a million unique visits to the
site. This number has continued to increase rapidly. As of September 26, 2005, one million eight hundred twenty one thousand, five hundred ten (1821510) pages have been viewed with eight hundred seventy four thousand, fourty six unique visits to the site.
Thank you for your support!
Basic Demographic Information
We no longer ask for demographic
information from the people who
register to be notified when the site changes. Before February
2001 we used to invite those of you who registered to provide some
basic information about your location, age, gender, occupation, and
level of education. None of this information was required, though.
Of the 105 people who registered before February
10, 2001, those who did provided the requested information
were from 25 different countries. While the largest number
was from the United States of America, as I am, we
represented bearly more than one fourth of those registered,
and we lived in 20 different states. Thirty eight (36.2%) of
those registered held graduate degrees, but others were still
in elementary or middle school. Most users of the site were
male, but roughly 20% were female. Twenty one (21) were
college or university faculty, while many others were
students. Some were in managerial careers, others in
marketing. Some were in technical or engineering fields,
while others were journalists. Ages ranged from under 18 to
over 60. Roughly 20% were between the ages of 30 and 39,
while almost as many were over 50. Another 20% were between
18 and 29 years old.
We represented a very broad range of ages,
occupations, and cultures and there is no reason to think that has changed.
The Greek Language and Linguistics Gateway was and continues to be a truly
diverse international community.
The Web Site Administrator
This web site was originally designed
by Micheal W. Palmer, author of
Levels of Constituent Structure in New Testament Greek
as well as articles on other topics related to Ancient Greek and
Linguistics.
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