A few days ago I submitted a link from one of my current projects (NSFW) to Reddit.
Not, as you might think, as a pathetic attempt to gain traffic, as I didn’t intend to ship to the USA at that point, but because it is actually pretty WTF.
The thread can be found here: http://www.reddit.com
As of 18/07/2012 it has 3 up votes 1 down vote – one of the upvotes is the auto vote your account makes. I must point out the link is NSFW at this point 
Not exactly my best submitted link in history, I’ve had a few thousand votes before.
Today though, I noticed the analytics stats.
This site is new and hasn’t been subjected to any real SEO or submissions of any kind, short of being plugged on Facebook a bit.
Overview of the day.
Languages used.
Length of time on page.
Browser used.
OS used.
Referring sites. Just to show lack of traffic from other sources, although there are a few from FB.
Entry page – pages users landed on first.
Unfortunately I wasn’t running a bandwidth monitor, maybe next time. Interesting to see that in nearly a thousand people there were only three votes.
Not a whole lot of point to this post, I know. I found it interesting to look at the stats though, and thought other /technology/ or /webdev/ users might like a look to see what to expect if they submit their sites.