Hi, PmWiki which is the wiki software we are currently using has many recipes you can add to create new features. We have tried to keep our wiki simple so haven't added a lot of them although from time to time David Pilling has found ones that we think are useful and installed them. A little more than a week ago he added a recipe that allows us to look at how many times each page is accessed. In a little over a week there have been 42,664 page views at my last look. I believe this justifies all of the time that has been put into creating the pbs wiki. Our previous wiki kept track of how many hits each page got and we had a Most Popular page so you could see which pages were viewed the most often. Although this might seem to be a way of determining which bulb was most popular, since a lot of the people who viewed the wiki are referred by a Google search engine, the more unusual bulbs would have less competition for pages to find information so could get more hits. In addition we have split up a lot of the pages that we have a lot of pictures of so each page won't take so long to load and sometimes adding a hybrid page to distinguish from the species page, so have multiple pages for : Albuca, Allium, Alstroemeria, Amaryllis, Arisaema, Babiana, Brodiaea, Calochortus, Colchicum, Crinum, Crocus, Cyclamen, Cyrtanthus, Delphinium, Drimia, Erythronium, Favorite Blue Bulbs, Favorite Orange Bulbs, Favorite Pink Bulbs, Favorite White Bulbs, Favorite Yellow Bulbs, Fritillaria, Geissorhiza, Gladiolus, Haemanthus, Hesperantha, Hippeastrum, Homeria, Hymenocallis, Iris, Ismene, Ixia, Lachenalia, Legacy Bulbs, Lilium, Mendocino Sonoma Coast, Moraea, Narcissus, Namaqualand, Nerine, Ornithogalum, Oxalis, Pelargonium, Roggeveld, Romulea, Sparaxis, Tigridia, TOW (Topic of the Week), Trillium, Triteleia, Tritonia, Tulipa, Watsonia, Zephyranthes For some of these we may have just one or two extra pages and for others we have a lot of pages. Allium, Arisaema, Calochortus, Crinum, Crocus, Fritillaria, Gladiolus, Iris, Lilium, Narcissus are a few of the ones with many pages. So to measure their popularity you'd have to add up all the hits for all the pages. When we changed to the new wiki I saved the most popular page from the old wiki. The thirty pages with the most hits in the old wiki in order were: HomePage MostPopular PhotographsAndInformation Iris Nothoscordum Lilium TitleSearch RecentChanges Hippeastrum HardinessZoneMaps Alstroemeria Crocus Zephyranthes BeardlessIrises Curcuma Tigridia Freesia Amaryllis MendocinoCoastBotanicalGardens Oxalis UploadFile Nerine NarcissusHybrids Hymenocallis Ornithogalum Scilla Crinum Tulipa SouthAfricanOxalis Begonia Alocasia If you are interested in seeing the 30 pages that were viewed the most in the past week you can add to any wiki page: ?action=totalcounter It will also tell you the pages viewed that day and the referral sources and a number of other things. You can expand beyond 30 by adding the number you want to see to this &TotalCounterMaxItems= For example: <http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/…> will allow you to see a count for the hits for 500 wiki pages (if that many have had hits) since David added the counter. You can see if the same things are still the most popular (and many of them are). This recipe seems to self destruct over time so we don't know how long it will last, but in the meantime I am finding it very interesting. We hope it will encourage some of you who are just adding photos to your own websites to learn how to use the wiki and help us fill in our missing gaps and make this an even better resource. Mary Sue