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Message: [QUOTE="JSH, post: 3616729"] I do things like track Google search results. For instance, the phrase "definition of mathematical proof" did not always bring up my definition highly. That took time. And now I'm #2 behind only the Wikipedia. Currently I'm on in Google for "traveling salesman problem" at 81, which is better than last week. As the months go by that may move up, and eventually I might be in the top 10. My math blog currently gets hits from over 40 countries per month though most of those are the US and Great Britain, and I can see roughly how many people are reading over my optimal path algorithm ideas, as well as I have Google Group for my optimal path engine and the Google Code project and I get stats from it. So posting here is a sideshow which has nothing in my mind with getting the algorithm out there, though I am also offering the chance for people to sign on to the project so I am advertising here more or less for that reason along with just goofing off. My math blog this year will get thousands of hits from over 80 countries. I do not have to worry about publicizing my research. As a math researcher I may be one of the most widely read in the world. As an amateur math researcher, oh, I don't know, but I'd think I'm one of the most read in the world. James Harris [/QUOTE]