Periodically, I feel it incumbent upon myself to report to you, Dear Reader, my indispensable audience, on what I know about the "Adam Smith, Esq." community.

So, based on reader surveys and stats logs from my hosting company, and without further ado:

• 73% of you are in the US, 27% of you not.
  • The leading non-US countries, in order of readership, are the UK, Canada, Australia, and Hong Kong. After that it's anyone's bet, including one reader (self-reported) in Kazakhstan.
• About 30% of you are in AmLaw 100.
• About 55% of you are in the AmLaw 200.
• General counsel are a minute readership: < 1%.
• Most of the rest of you are:
  • Staff or other "non-lawyers" in law firms,
  • law professors,
  • law students,
  • the media, and
  • "non-law."
• About 30% of you are associates.
• About 22% of you are partners (and compare those proportions to the real world: "Adam Smith, Esq." skews towards partners).
• Among partners, a disproportionate percentage of you are on the management/executive committee
• Among people on the management/executive committee, a disproportionate percentage of you are managing partners.

So that's your profile.

A few other facts about the "Adam Smith, Esq." profile:

• I started the site at the very end of 2003.
• There are now nearly 1,000 articles (you'll hear about it when we hit that milestone).
  • And yes, I write every single word myself--with the obvious exception of guest columns, which you can count on the fingers of one hand.
• Site traffic is about a third of a million page-views per month: A recent low might be 310,000, and a recent high might be 360,000, but a third of a million seems a fair approximation.
• About 3,000 of you subscribe to my monthly email newsletter.

So concludes the report to readers.

Except for one last all-important question: What would you like to see more or less or different coverage of?

Please let me know. And rest assured that the editor and publisher is always in.