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At the very least I don't think a logged-in author should be counted when viewing his own novel.

Thanks. That makes things clear. Isn't it counter-productive to count the same user multiple times on one chapter? For example, me refreshing the page to see if the statistics have updated will then inflate my view count.

I did all my writing in advance in a desktop app then just posted the ready chapters. There's just one chapter where I accidentally caused an extra view to appear, but multiple places where a chapter has a higher viewcount than the previous few chapters.

The terminology is confusing me. In the table above, taken from my story's statistics, the first row says: Total Views (All) What is that counting, exactly? The second row says: Total Views (Chapters) What is that counting, exactly? How are these two different from each other? Also, and...

Right now it says on my story statistics: Total Views (All): 363 Total Views (Chapters): 234 Average Views: 15 So what's the difference between total views (all) and total views (chapter)? Also, how is it possible that I see views going up and down? If...

What do they mean? How are they calculated? Particularly chapter views (all), chapter views, readers, page views. Also, how often are they updated, and why do I see different numbers for the same series in different places?

For a long time I have wanted to write stuff that fills in holes in what's out there. Things other people don't think about or don't care to do. Part of it is being contrarian. Part of it is missing things that just don't exist yet. Finally over the past week I tried writing my first short story...