bcater

I run a website that, to date, has had very low traffic, fewer than 1k uniques / day. I expect a Fortune 500 company to link to the site via their Facebook page within a day or two. How can I estimate how much traffic will be generated?

Thanks, all.

Does anyone here have experience with protocol buffers?

http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/

I need to move some data faster and with less parsing on either side of the transmission, and these seem like a good choice.

Have you ever used CoralCDN (http://www.coralcdn.org/)? Did you like it?

To all others reading this, I don't have the right contact info to send this request through the proper channels. Sorry to take up valuable electrons.

Could you add a comments field to the site? It would be a really nice addition, and it would make your site much more valuable to runners (or to me, at least).

Feel free to hit me back at bcater (at) mit (dot) edu.

I currently use 1&1, but they have given me tremendous headaches over the last few days, including currently being unavailable.

I need a bit of money for a web project I'm working on while I get it up and running. I have ~2k users right now, and I get enough hits to fund hosting if I put up ads. Is it "wrong" to put up ads after so many users have signed up? Is there some other way to monetize a small project?