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Forum > Content Management Systems > Topic Content Management Systems ForumUpdate needed for IP.BoardNooben on 28 July 2016, 9 years ago
Sam Soltano (site administrator) on 12 August 2016, 9 years ago Thank you for that hint, we have implemented these changes. Nooben on 14 August 2016, 9 years ago Thank you. Looks like it was fixed only partially. Tool still cant detect IPS on first 3 sites from my list. Sam Soltano (site administrator) on 19 August 2016, 9 years ago There is actually a different issue at work here. We do not crawl all the pages of a website. If a technology is used only in some parts of a site, there is no guarantee that we detect it. We keep increasing our crawl depth, but there will always be cases like these, particularly the third example us.com with thousands or millions of subdomains. Nooben on 22 August 2016, 9 years ago Whoops, just noticed you're don't consider subdomains as separate sites. Didn't knew that. But... Then service is absolutely not accurate with this approach. Hope it will be changed someday. Sam Soltano (site administrator) on 23 August 2016, 9 years ago We won't change that, because in our opinion that's the only reasonable way the create such surveys. If you count every of the millions wordpress.com and blogspot.com subdomain separately, you get completely distorted statistics.Nooben on 23 August 2016, 9 years ago Looks like we have absolutely opposite points of view on this. I'm sure that this is wrong approach. So, while it's not will be changed, we'll consider your "surveys" as completely incorrect data. PS. It would be better if you'll mention this peculiarity of your "surveys" in the descriptions on a prominent place. Sam Soltano (site administrator) on 28 August 2016, 9 years ago Everything is described here: https://w3techs.com/technologies To see the problems of your approach imagine a new cloud CMS system creating enough subdomains to be number 1 in the statistics without having a singe user. I don't see how such a counting method could make sense. You need to be logged in to reply. |
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