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Title: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: tvplus006 on December 01, 2019, 04:57:30 PM As a rule, bland numbers of statistics can tell a lot about what is currently going on on the forum. bpip.org (https://bpip.org/) and Forum statistics
(https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=stats) presents great statistics. On the basis of it, I had created a table, which shows statistical changes from month to month. There are 5 main parameters in the table. Hope that it will be interesting to monitor the statistics in the dynamics or compared to last month or even a year. The latter is currently unavailable, however you can compare the numbers with the last month. NB: in the brackets is shown the difference with the last month.
Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: SFR10 on December 01, 2019, 06:02:50 PM You might want to change/rename the following headings:
What are the criteria for including accounts into inactive list [how long]? Update: 90 days no login. :) Thank you :)Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: Vod on December 01, 2019, 09:55:35 PM What are the criteria for including accounts into inactive list [how long]? 90 days no login. :) Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: UserU on December 02, 2019, 01:22:07 AM How did the number of bans decrease after August?
Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: tranthidung on December 02, 2019, 01:42:53 AM What are the criteria for including accounts into inactive list [how long]? 90 days no login. :) Code: userid activestatus (separate two variables in tab, space or : |) I would be helpful if I can get such data on active status for my thread. Merit distributions in 1 sent & earned merits users , excludes autobanned/ nuked (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5206032.0) The current term Active in that thread is now only based on merit activity, and it should be better if I can combine both merit activity and post/log in activity. Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: Vod on December 02, 2019, 04:16:15 AM Can you help me with a data dump like this? Code: userid activestatus (separate two variables in tab, space or : |) Sure, I could start a list of data dumps - static files updated on a regular basis, as long as it doesn't duplicate efforts from LoyceV. Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: tranthidung on December 02, 2019, 04:48:28 AM Sure, I could start a list of data dumps - static files updated on a regular basis, as long as it doesn't duplicate efforts from LoyceV. Thanks. I asked you first because it seems the BPIP has such data available. Loyce, by now, only dumps data on autobanned / nuked users and some others.Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: LoyceV on December 02, 2019, 06:24:18 AM Sure, I could start a list of data dumps - static files updated on a regular basis, as long as it doesn't duplicate efforts from LoyceV. I don't keep track of which accounts are active, so don't let me stop you :)Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: LFC_Bitcoin on January 01, 2020, 02:52:22 PM One stat I’d be interested to see -
How many members with both 2000+ Activity & 2000+ Merit? I’ll be joining that exclusive club in approx 2 months :P Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: DdmrDdmr on January 01, 2020, 03:00:20 PM <...> If it's all Merits (airdropped + earned) then it's this list:Code: USER_ID name activity MERIT url Soon-to-be (less than or equal to 10% short of one or both goals): Code: USER_ID name activity MERIT url Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: unsoindovo on January 02, 2020, 11:21:52 AM As a rule, bland numbers of statistics can tell a lot about what is currently going on on the forum. bpip.org (https://bpip.org/) and Forum statistics (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=stats) presents great statistics. On the basis of it, I had created a table, which shows statistical changes from month to month. There are 5 main parameters in the table. Hope that it will be interesting to monitor the statistics in the dynamics or compared to last month or even a year. The latter is currently unavailable, however you can compare the numbers with the last month. NB: in the brackets is shown the difference with the last month.
Hi tvplus006!!! thank you for the resource bpip.org!!! Actually it has a much more complete overview of statistics than the one, on the forum browsable at Forum statistics (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=stats). I really enjoyed sharing iT! cheers! Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: tvplus006 on July 01, 2020, 12:57:35 PM Statistics was updated as of 1st of July 2020.
The number of active profiles was declining from month to month. In June, it has crossed the line of 100 000 users and currently is 95 788. This is a new anti-record of the forum( Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: DaveF on July 01, 2020, 01:05:17 PM Also it was the lowest amount of new posts.
Would there be a way for to pull the post numbers vs. deleted posts? Yes the forum only had a 170,000 post increase but if in May there were 20,000 deleted posts and in June there were 35,000 deleted posts it's still down just not as much. -Dave Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: TheBeardedBaby on July 01, 2020, 01:25:49 PM ~ This is a new anti-record of the forum( It's not an anti-record, it's more like a postitive statistics that shows that preventive measures taken by the administration are paying back, the spammers have given up on their "work" and hopefully found a real job and better life...Less volume but better quality :) Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: mole0815 on July 01, 2020, 01:52:10 PM The number of active profiles was declining from month to month. In June, it has crossed the line of 100 000 users and currently is 95 788. This is a new anti-record of the forum I think I got the list wrong here. What exactly does "banned profiles" correspond to? It's a good thing the number's shrinking, right? And what exactly does the number in brackets stand for? So the (-7629) for June means so many accounts have been banned in one month? Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: tranthidung on July 01, 2020, 02:16:13 PM It's a good thing the number's shrinking, right? And what exactly does the number in brackets stand for? So the (-7629) for June means so many accounts have been banned in one month? Figures in bracket blocks are for raw changes (increasing or decreasing) compare to previous months.Code: . di 95788-103417 Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: LoyceV on July 01, 2020, 02:32:51 PM Would there be a way for to pull the post numbers vs. deleted posts? I have scraped most posts (http://loyce.club/archive/posts/). You could check each post (http://loyce.club/archive/posts/5471/54714927.html) and see if it still exists on the forum, but that requires excessive scraping just to come up with the number of deleted posts in a month.Quote Yes the forum only had a 170,000 post increase but if in May there were 20,000 deleted posts and in June there were 35,000 deleted posts it's still down just not as much. A better comparison would be to compare both months after a certain amount of time. It's likely some posts made in May were deleted during the last month, which increases the number for May while posts made in June might get deleted during the next month. But even then, it doesn't necessarily mean anything: less posts on the bounty board have a different meaning than less posts in Bitcoin Technical Support.Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: tranthidung on July 01, 2020, 02:45:01 PM Deleted posts have two types and they have different meanings too.
It will be cool if you can differentiate between deleted bump posts and the others. :D Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: tvplus006 on August 02, 2020, 08:17:58 PM Statistics was updated as of the 1st of august 2020. The number of active users is decreasing for the fifth month in a row. If the number of active uses keeps on decreasing, there is an assumption that their number will be twice as low in a year.
Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: DaveF on August 03, 2020, 11:52:17 AM Statistics was updated as of the 1st of august 2020. The number of active users is decreasing for the fifth month in a row. If the number of active uses keeps on decreasing, there is an assumption that their number will be twice as low in a year. Makes you wonder what is causing it. Covid? People loosing interest? Other places to discuss? I have my own theory as to why, but it's not popular so I'll just keep it to myself. Since there is, at least for now, a good increase in price makes you wonder what numbers August will show. -Dave Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: Rikafip on August 03, 2020, 01:06:28 PM Makes you wonder what is causing it. Covid? People loosing interest? Other places to discuss? I have my own theory as to why, but it's not popular so I'll just keep it to myself. I've been very active on various forums for almost 20 years now, and what I noticed is that number of active users is constantly declining for years, on all of them. We now have Telegram, Discord and other means of communication, so it's not a surprise that forums albeit superior ( at least for me) are not the first choice anymore, especially for younger generations. So maybe that's simply the case here as well.Quality>quantity anyway, better this than inflated numbers due hordes of bounty hunter alts and paid shillers. Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: philipma1957 on August 08, 2020, 03:46:04 PM Makes you wonder what is causing it. Covid? People loosing interest? Other places to discuss? I have my own theory as to why, but it's not popular so I'll just keep it to myself. I've been very active on various forums for almost 20 years now, and what I noticed is that number of active users is constantly declining for years, on all of them. We now have Telegram, Discord and other means of communication, so it's not a surprise that forums albeit superior ( at least for me) are not the first choice anymore, especially for younger generations. So maybe that's simply the case here as well.Quality>quantity anyway, better this than inflated numbers due hordes of bounty hunter alts and paid shillers. Discord telegram all pull customers from here. as for deleted posts it would be interesting to know how many are from frodocooper. edit: to clarify btc mining board deletions Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: Mrengage on August 08, 2020, 09:57:39 PM The statistics really gave an insight that Bitcointalk.org is probably the most anticipating site that lots of activities took place in the Crypto world. If I may ask aside Bitcointalk.org what's is the most visited forum so far.
Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: FIFA worldcup on August 09, 2020, 04:46:43 AM Statistics was updated as of the 1st of august 2020. The number of active users is decreasing for the fifth month in a row. If the number of active uses keeps on decreasing, there is an assumption that their number will be twice as low in a year. Makes you wonder what is causing it. Covid? People loosing interest? Other places to discuss? I have my own theory as to why, but it's not popular so I'll just keep it to myself. Since there is, at least for now, a good increase in price makes you wonder what numbers August will show. -Dave You can share your opinion on why the active users are decreasing and your opinion does not need to be popular ofcourse. I think covid can be one of the reason but as the bitcoin price will increase and pandemic is over, we will see more active users on the forum. Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: DaveF on September 16, 2020, 02:23:53 PM Statistics was updated as of the 1st of august 2020. The number of active users is decreasing for the fifth month in a row. If the number of active uses keeps on decreasing, there is an assumption that their number will be twice as low in a year. Makes you wonder what is causing it. Covid? People loosing interest? Other places to discuss? I have my own theory as to why, but it's not popular so I'll just keep it to myself. Since there is, at least for now, a good increase in price makes you wonder what numbers August will show. -Dave You can share your opinion on why the active users are decreasing and your opinion does not need to be popular ofcourse. I think covid can be one of the reason but as the bitcoin price will increase and pandemic is over, we will see more active users on the forum. Since tvplus006 did not update then numbers for August, I'll just go ahead and post my thoughts. 1) The crap in the Politics & Society section. Right / left / moderate / whatever. There are people here to discuss BTC and see having that entire board as a big negative. There are people on either side who don't want to be on a board with people on the other side. 2) The lack of nuking of troll accounts. When you are trying to have a discussion and certain people keep popping up. Not to put too fine a point on it, but there are places where you can go to discuss that if you try that kind of crap it's removed and the poster gets a ban 3) The constant altcoin / token scam of the week. Yeah, I play around with alts, and I fully know it's a dumpster fire, but the "purists" think it's evil. 4) The constant bickering about DT. All those together, drive a few people away, they then take away a few more who say "go here instead" and so on. Just my view, a lot of people may agree or disagree, but it's what I have seen and what I feel. -Dave Title: Re: Statistics Bitcointalk.org Post by: tvplus006 on October 10, 2020, 10:38:55 PM Statistics was updated as of the 1st of October.
It is eye-catching that, in comparison with the previous month, the number of active users increased for the first time since March. I have not concrete explanation of it) |