What sort of person visits this website? You can help answer by clicking on (and incrementing) the number of visitors for your category in this table:

Category of visitor	Number
An old friend	613
If you're an old old friend, you might be interested in this picture
Other friend or family	634
Someone with similar technical or academic interests	658
A student in Electronics at York	646
Someone else from York	647
A student from somewhere else	587
Someone else from somewhere else (but intended to get here)	590
Looking for a John Robinson, but not this one	683
I haven't a clue how I got here	645

But surely asking for clicks isn't a reliable way to count visitors?! True enough, but neither is a hit counter, website logger, or any other method that monitors HTTP requests. Over 50% of web pages are served by proxies, not the originating site. Conversely, some ISPs route requests from a single client to a web server via multiple requesting hosts. So there's no way a web site can reliably monitor visitors, hits or browsing choices, without throwing cookies (rude) or asking for information (naively hopeful and trusting). No cookies here, just a little blue number waving "click me".