Log snap-shot - Visitors:  countries

The site (created in 1996) is being constantly updated.

Here is a snap-shot of a statistics page (taken several years ago) to show a 'typical list of countries' :-) of the site visitors and a handful of user responses below the table:

Where Your Visitors Come From
Country Number of Hits
USA Commercial 10908
Network/ISP 9161
Russian Federation 4496
USA Educational 2685
Germany 1641
United Kingdom 1068
Canada 1004
Israel 961
Finland 735
Netherlands 577
France 530
Australia 503
Sweden 479
Ukraine 420
Non-Profit Organizations 379
Italy 344
USA Government 341
Estonia 316
Former USSR 302
Switzerland 286
Denmark 221
Japan 212
Lithuania 193
Norway 186
United States 180
Austria 175
Spain 158
New Zealand 150
Belgium 147
Latvia 118
Colombia 112
Poland 107
Czech Republic 93
USA Military 92
Brazil 67
Bulgaria 61
Mexico 54
Kazakhstan 53
South Africa 51
Portugal 38
Slovak Republic 34
Ireland 34
Turkey 33
United Arab Emirates 32
Croatia 32
Argentina 30
Yugoslavia 30
Cyprus 30
Hungary 28
Greece 25
Singapore 23
India 23
Georgia 23
Azerbaidjan 22
Iceland 22
South Korea 20
Malaysia 20
Belarus 19
Taiwan 17
Old style Arpanet 17
Lebanon 13
Moldavia 12
Macedonia 11
Luxembourg 11
Romania 10
Slovenia 9
Thailand 8
Kyrgyzstan 8
Hong Kong 7
Great Britain 6
Chile 6
Qatar 6
Costa Rica 5
Armenia 5
Bahrain 4
Dominican Republic 4
Uruguay 4
Venezuela 4
Nicaragua 4
Jordan 4
Zimbabwe 3
Niue 2
Mauritius 2
Kuwait 2
Saudi Arabia 2
Bosnia-Herzegovina 2
Namibia 1
Ecuador 1
Bolivia 1
Egypt 1
Malta 1
Cuba 1
Uzbekistan 1
Peru 1
Vietnam 1
Pakistan 1
Bermuda 1
Indonesia 1



Some responses from the visitors

 
> Thank you very much for your excellent page!
> It is really a great help for everyone who wants to use Russian on
> the computer.
>
> Yours sincerely,
> Veerle Duflou
>
> Interpreter for the European Parliament and the European Commission
> Lecturer at the Mercatorhogeschool, Ghent, Belgium



> Thank you for providing Phonetic Cyrillic keyboard solution!
> Instructions are thorough and perfectly clear.
>
> Yours very truly,
> Ksenia Maryniak
>
> University of Alberta, Edmonton CANADA



> This is by far the most informative, user-friendly site about viewing
> the Cyrillic alphabet on Windows and the Internet.
>
> Your step-by-step instructions are great. I find it very useful.
> Please never take this site down!
>
> Nancy


  

About the target audience of this site

Paul Gorodyansky
"Cyrillic(Russian): instructions for Windows and Internet"

This site's information is for the newcomers in the area of using Cyrillic, so the explanations are detailed (this is why site's sections are so large)
and practically free from any computer jargon.
I had been teaching "Computer Science" for 5 years to a Moscow university freshmen, and - I hope - had learned how to discuss a subject that is new for a person.
I can not make these explanations any simpler - I did my best to have them clear, simple, and detailed:

> Thanks for your invaluable information on Cyrillic.
> It was complete and easy to follow (not common to get either on the Web).
>
> Terry Martin, Professor of Russian History, Harvard University



> Thanks for writing such a comprehensive and easy to follow guidelines
> for Russification.
> It worked great for people like me, who knows only how to click and type.
>
> Roza Kryzhanovska



> Many thanks, really clear instructions - and fantstically useful.
> --
> Dr. J. Rupert J. Gatti
> Faculty of Economics
> University of Cambridge, UK