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The following were the top search phrases that landed on Western Civ Forum in the search engines for June 2006. I removed many of the lesser popular search phrases that landed on this site. Thought this might be of interest.the great awakeningtesla death rayblack death the black death age of explorationhistorical movieearly american colonies tesla ray slavery ended great awakeningcolonial house pbs thermopolaehistory of sugar industries in asia tesla s death rayisraelites history roaring twenties enlightenment and the great awakening and the revolutionwas secession legal telsa death ray ww2 technology napoleon the great what started the french revolutionthe roaring twentiesslavery/ civil war ancient history of phidippides http://www.western film industrial revolution slavery the man in the iron maskindustrial revolution post civil war spartans in the gates of fire puritans/pilgrims maya empire the age of exploration world war ii germany memorabilia western civ paper topicsmcdonald s coffee litigation slavery america started new aircraft carriers
I am not to famileir with how a forum program works, does the software tell you the search phrases or did you have to do the homework yourself?
Because I am the owner of this site, I have the ability to look at the visitor logs. This is separate from the forum software. It tells me some information about how many visitors come to my site, how they arrived here, what kind of browser they were using, and so forth. I can also sometimes detect whether or not someone was trying to hack into the site…and then I have the power to deny that person access to this site. Pretty intersting stuff.
Yes, I think vandalism is the answer. I had a personal site of mine hacked a month or two ago. Brazilian hackers. I think it was done as an “I can do this ha ha” type of thing. There are a lot of shady people on the internet these days.
Hacking is technically a good term. It's supposed to mean code writing and editing. It's geek speak. But nowadays, it means breaking and entering.
