The post to comment ratio on this blog is about .4. Each post produces nearly half a comment, or a comment on nearly every other one post, depending on how you like to look at it.
Is that normal, above average, below average?
What are the factors that it depends upon?
Does anyone know?
Would it be a better indicator of a blogs “importance” than the current technorati ranking?
The details are as follows: 552 posts generating 226 comments.
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I have no idea what is average. I have 643 posts, 1827 comments, and the average number of comments per post “seems” to be going up, which is goodness. I guess the factors are going to be readership and the general breadth of appeal of the post; as well as willingness of the readership to comment.