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Web analytics is of immeasurable importance to anyone who works in any Internet based profession, but it could also be something fun for any Internet user to play with and understand.

So whenever I find a new web analytics tool, I am all over it…

And recently I just came across a website that analyzes data from one of my most visited sites on the web, Digg.com, so now I’m really excited!

The site is quite robust and features a lot of useful and interesting information, as well as all sorts of options for sorting and displaying the statistical data on Digg and its Dugg sites.

The website is called Dugg Analyzer, so check it out.

Also, post any interesting/useful information you may find regarding Digg as comments to this post.

Soon enough we will know a little more on who is editing pages on the most popular open content encyclopedia, Wikipeida, thanks to its operator The Wikimedia foundation, who plans on surveying its contributors.

The main goal of the survey strategy will be to uncover the identities and posting habits of Wikipedia authors.

The real interesting information will come in the form of discovering how many professionals/experts are actually editing pages and how many are simply individuals unqualified to write such entries in an encyclopedia.

As we all know, many Wikipedia contributors have hidden agendas, and therefore will not freely disclose any personal information. But this may be a way to pick out many of the unqualified authors, since qualified author with real information should have no reason to hide.

Though as with any survey, we know all the information will not be perfect. Still, any information collected will be information that gives us a peak into the mysterious back-end world of Wikipeida entries, so it will be useful.

Some information collected will be released at Wikimania this July and the rest will be out by the end of the year.

Can’t wait!