A few weeks ago, my friend Amanda posted about blog safety and some changes that she had made to her blog. Basically talking about not posting any personal info, address, when you're going on vacation, etc, which I don't feel that I really do. (I did post about going to NYC and I've since learned and won't do that one again).
Anyway, she also added a site feeder (is that what it's called?) to her blog so she can see where people are located when they view her blog. So, I made the same change to my blog.
Now, I look at it and people from all over the place are looking at my blog. I mean, Texas, Oregon, California, Colorado, Arkansas. Most of the places don't bother me because I know people who live in those states so I'm
assuming that it's the people we know looking at our blog.
BUT ... now, there are people from other countries looking at our blog - Yoevill, Somerset and Stockport - I don't even know there those places are! And, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh - is that a country somewhere?
I'm just starting to wonder if I should make ou blog private so I can monitor exactly who is looking at it, or am I being a freak? I'm on both sides of the fence on this one. For the most part, I don't think there's anything wrong with people looking at my blog. I don't post personal information on it anyway. But then it kind of creeps me out a little to think about strangers in other countries looking at my blog.
Maybe I should just take the site feeder thing off so I won't even know about it ... your thoughts?