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i don't do much with web programming, but it's my understanding that the person who owns the site can keep track of how many hits it has gotten, but the owner is the one who has too keep track. I can't just go to a website and find out how many other poeple have looked at it, because if that server isn't keeping track, then the information isn't there. If the server does have the information handy, the owner would have to make that available to everyone if he wanted it public.
again, just my limited understanding of how it works.
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