March was the busiest month yet for tinywords.com, with 47255 hits, 25379 page views, and an estimated 6635 user visits, according to Webalizer. The biggest referrers continue to be Google, Yahoo search, and Radio Userland's RSS aggregator, in that order. The top search string leading to tinywords: "cell phone messages," with the query "haiku" in a close second place. We also got a passel of visitors from a generous haikuworld review. The tinywords mailing list now has more than 2060 daily subscribers.

Teachers @ Work, a New Zealand site by Mark Teadwell that reviews web sites for English teachers, gave tinywords this review: "If you are looking at introducing the poetry style of Haiku into your class then this is an excellent place to begin." Thanks, Mark!