ES is equally guilty of being a statistics data source, by storing
original/raw. So, statistics is something that complicates DSpace's role in
preserving assets, since stats are a value-add, and not a core repository
function. But, since repo managers enjoy statistics, we can't not offer
Hi Peter, all,
On 13/03/15 07:35, Peter Dietz wrote:
ES is equally guilty of being a statistics data source, by storing
original/raw. So, statistics is something that complicates DSpace's
role in preserving assets, since stats are a value-add, and not a core
repository function. But, since
On 12 March 2015 at 20:35, Peter Dietz pe...@longsight.com wrote:
But, since repo managers enjoy statistics, we can't not offer statistics.
I would however like to offload the role of stats to a third party, such as
Google Analytics though.
Or Piwik, see: http://piwik.org
*Hilton Gibson*
I've always been leery of statistics like those DSpace keeps. They're more
akin to a library patron picking a book off a shelf and setting it on a table,
rather than actually using it for anything. (I know, getting rid of them would
bring masses of pitchfork-toting authors to all our doors.)
