San Dai,

Thank you for sharing this information with us.

Are these percentages based on the number of times Sajha.com is accessed (be it through one computer or many) or does it only factor in each time a unique IP opens the site? If it's the former case, there could be many people who come to Sajha multiple times a day, hence making the collected statistics not very reliable in terms of supporting the hypothesis (Do the percentage of Sajha users in each state reflect, to a certain degree, the percentage of Nepali population in those respective states?). However, it is also worthy to note that if you limit the data collected based on unique IPs, multiple users accessing the site from schools, for example, would be considered a single user (due to the common IP address). Having said that, information collected would be much more reliable through this method, albeit a bit conservative.

Also, as mentioned above, data collected throughout the week would definitely be more reliable and meaningful.

Thanks again for sharing!