Honesty point valid, story unconfirmed

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Question: Is my GoatCounter honesty point valid, and can you confirm the 温城辉/咪蒙/安妮的漫画 story?

Answer:

On GoatCounter honesty — you’re right, and it’s not just principle, it’s mechanical: if the traffic numbers themselves are noisy (bot traffic, ad-blockers skewing what GoatCounter sees, no fingerprinting), then anything downstream — CTR, conversion rate, ad revenue attribution — inherits that error and compounds it. Garbage pageview count → garbage revenue-per-visitor math. Posting the raw GoatCounter dashboard publicly at least makes the uncertainty visible instead of hiding it behind a polished “X monthly visitors” claim. That’s the right call if you’re optimizing for scientific integrity over vanity metrics.

On Cloudflare — I don’t have context on what specifically happened (analytics discrepancy? bot-challenge miscounting real users? something else?). If you want to dig into it, tell me what metric looked wrong and I can help you check logs/headers to pin down whether it’s a Cloudflare bot-scoring issue or something on your end.

On 温城辉 / 咪蒙 / 安妮的漫画 — I searched and can’t verify this one. I found solid, well-documented info on 咪蒙’s ad pricing history (头条 ad went from ¥20k in 2015 up to ¥800k by 2018, she made an estimated ¥50-56M off sponsored posts before the 2019 collapse), but nothing connecting a “温城辉” spending millions on her ads, then getting hit with 限制高消费 (the actual legal consumption-restriction order, which requires a court judgment against an unpaid debt — it’s not something that just happens from a bad ad spend), or holding shares in a company tied to “Annie’s comics.” This reads like secondhand gossip from your friend, and I’d treat the specific financial/legal claims as unconfirmed rather than fact — happy to dig further if you have a name spelling, company name, or source article to search from.

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