Typical activity is relatively light, with 300 to 400 pages being downloaded per day (having discounted any obvious robots) from http://www.webfeet.org and the earlier http://www.ftech.co.uk/~webfeet/

See plot of Human/Robot access statistics

The numbers...

Excluding Robots    Everything
Webfeet 6786261 11674891
News 49002 215013
Search 1645861 3175691
Speed the Plough 23304 62830
Schottisches 14550 23507
Dances 23084 38429
Map 1250602 2092935
Places 109157 190053
County 163670 211582
English Ceilidh 1524794 2510236
Audio 48799 77124
Bands 618507 1025863
Dates 99642 167947
Dances 464545 772090
Tracks 153600 254393
Contra 56264 108986
Bands 5827 11202
Dates 18314 34401
English Folk 268877 444919
Bands 81360 136303
Dates 68473 112118
Cajun 75635 139845
Bands 17147 31333
Dates 22142 39249
European 160630 281409
Bands 27780 48621
Dates 24115 44523
International 42395 78800
Dates 18290 33919
Morris 100450 178182
Beasts 18929 35339
TVM 33211 57585
Festivals 101907 148787

The usage statistics start early March 1995 when the original server switched to keeping Common LogFile Format files. Earlier access information has been lost (the site was launched in August 1994)

The first column of stats above excludes recognised crawlers and robots. The last column shows the total number of hits.

The disclaimer...

Don't forget the obligatory disclaimer needed for any Web stats, that these figures can only really be used as an indication. On the one hand it is highly likely that caching servers will serve copies from their cache (and reduce the counts) and on the other hand determined robots can sweep though the complete site in an hour or two (inflating the counts).

For further information check the Cranfield explanation about the inaccuracy of Web hit statistics