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Today Fremantle Reforms hits 10,000
Here are the top 5 posts month by month for the site over its 10,000 hits
Most popular blogs over the months have been
May Council pressed over Kings Square finances | Business News and Fremantle’s Freight Link, What’s Really Proposed, Before City of Freo Blows another $100,000
April Fremantle Council Mauls Questioning Resident
March Cost of Fremantle Mayors Rate Payer Funded Junket, Doubles
February Fremantle Made Junkets
January was a tie between Fremantle First and Do as I Say, Not As I Do – (Says) Council
Not to mention the flurry of hit over the last couple of days on;
Fremantle Council Strives to be No1.
Fremantle Flooding, Still an Issue on Daly St South Fremantle
The top 2 hits over the blogs time possibly as one is one of the oldest
1. About
2. Fremantle Made Junkets
Whats it all mean, probably not a lot but a small feeling of gratitude that so many people have had taken the time to hear my thoughts or listen to questions raised.
10 comments
Yeah, you’re OK I guess….
Well done, Mark! That is a rapid rise from a guy who only started his blog beginning January. And its fascinating what boiled down to what mattered most to your readers.
cheers, yes the post hits are a telling story
The City needed a an honest blog which is driven by facts, not ego driven, self opinionated, narcissistic, claptrap. Great news – keep it going.
Congrats to Fremantlereform.
Ten thousand plus and counting.
Always well researched, interesting and informative.
Thanks your support is appreciated
Well done Mark – can’t beat your blog for consistency and tackling the real issues front on. No flip-flopping on your site, and you do your homework before letting rip! Others could learn a thing or two from your approach.
Cheers, i try to read up on things before giving an opinion or a point of view, I have actual not posted a couple of blogs due to changing my opinion after doing some research.
Less than 30 different people who post!!!
Paul
And
Ah heck, Mark, just do what the staff and commissioners of Canning have just done: pay a consultant nearly $100,000 to “procure” the outcome you want to get the govt to change how Canning is shaped and governed, before a council of hte people is finally returned….
Apparently that’s democracy now.