Our Millionth Visitor and some of our favorite posts

Sometime over the weekend, we passed the milestone of 1 million visitors to this website. Prawfs, like blogging generally, has had its share of ups and downs, achievements and mistakes, and probably most of all, instructive lessons. I can't say this for everyone else, but for me it certainly feels like I'm getting educated in public on many issues, and that can be both thrilling at times as well as dispiriting (as in yikes, I should never have said *that*!).

In any event, I've linked to a few of my favorite posts over the last while by some of the other permaprawfs here as a way to mark the milestone. Some of these selections are chosen because the comments are just as illuminating or remarkable as the post itself. Other selections are just 'cuz. Feel free to weigh in with your own faves or reactions. What should Prawfs be thinking about doing on the blog in the next year or for the next 1 million visitors??

Ethan Leib: DC and Law Professor Types Are Not a Lethal Combo

Steve Vladeck: Too Cool for School? When Students Strike-Some Reactions

Orly Lobel: High Culture, Low Culture, and the Academy

Rick Garnett: Why Do Universities Exist?

Matt Bodie: Is Larry Ribstein a Conservative? On Eschewing Labels in Corporate Law

Paul Horwitz: Representing Guantanamo Detainees

P.S. Let me just make a quick shout out to our friends at the Conglomerate, who also just passed this million-visitor milestone, as well as to Gordon Smith, who just accepted a post at BYU.