Stats Reloaded » website http://www.statsreloaded.com Mon, 31 May 2010 22:31:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Q&A: Please explain these baseball abbreviations “Minimum of 1000 IP, 3000 PA and 100 decisions..” from the website http://www.statsreloaded.com/qa-please-explain-these-baseball-abbreviations-minimum-of-1000-ip-3000-pa-and-100-decisions-from-the-website/ http://www.statsreloaded.com/qa-please-explain-these-baseball-abbreviations-minimum-of-1000-ip-3000-pa-and-100-decisions-from-the-website/#comments Sun, 30 May 2010 06:42:56 +0000 Admin http://www.statsreloaded.com/qa-please-explain-these-baseball-abbreviations-minimum-of-1000-ip-3000-pa-and-100-decisions-from-the-website/ Question by almachandcanismajor: Please explain these baseball abbreviations “Minimum of 1000 IP, 3000 PA and 100 decisions..” from the website
“Minimum of 1000 IP, 3000 PA and 100 decisions for career and active leaderboards for rate statistics.” http://www.baseball-reference.com/leaders/BA_career.shtml

What is IP, PA, and 100 decisions?

i am guessing…
innings played for IP
plate attempts for PA
IP can not stand for Innings Pitched in this circumstance because the website is talking about the leaders for all time batting average….. Still I am confused as to the meaning of “100 decisions”…??

Best answer:

Answer by rhodedog2007
IP stands for Innings Pitched or Innings Played
PA stands for Plate Appearences
Decisions are either a win or a loss a combination of the two

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Here’s my concern: I visit the blog of a person, let’s say its a casual acquaintance. He’ll probably guess that it’s me from my IP address since he know the company where I work and doesn’t know anyone else at this company. However, would he be able to figure out that I had been looking at some kinky webpage just before typing in his URL?

I don’t mind if my friend knows that I look I look at his blog, but I don’t want him to know that I also look at foot-fetish sites (or whatever).

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Answer by mti2935
if you clicked a link from the previous site to get to his site, then it may be possible for him to pick up the site that you were at previously if he is using a tracker (this can be picked up through javascript using the document.referrer property).

But, if you didn’t click through a link to get to his site – i.e. you were simply at the previous site, then you typed the address of his site in the address bar – then you have nothing to worry about. In this case the address of the previous site cannot be picked up by any kind of tracker that he might be using.

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Also, I know that one element of search engine rankings is how much traffic your site recieves. Is this ranking from a per day total or from a total traffic total?

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