Active users, top posters and most active topics in the past 1h, 24h and 7d

[LoyceV]

Active users and top 20 posters in the past 7d

Received merits/Number of Posts

I'm considering changing my Merit-data to real-time once I have the time, and if I do, it wouldn't be much work to add real-time Merit earnings for the last hour/day/week to the lists.

To reduce forum scraping, I cache Rank data for the last 10,000 unique users. I'll check later if this value gives the right balance between scraping and staying up-to-date (alternative: abandon data on x Ranks each update).

Well, this failed: With more than 11,000 users who posted within the past 7 days, my scraper started scraping the same profiles several times per day. I've now increased the buffer to 20,000 unique users, I hope/expect 7d.html to be okay again in a couple of hours.

[LoyceV]

There's an inconsistency: loyce.club/active/ for instance shows:

Total: 9070 posts (3946 users)

And the last user is:

3955. 1 Brand new cyph3r05

I've fixed this

[tmfp]

Yet more immaculate stats, ty Loyce.
And what do we learn from the latest batch, what intellectual duels and incendiary spirals of creativity have occurred in the last 24 hours....?

The following users posted in the past 24 hours (sorting: most posts first):
1. 116 Member Andersen_KMD....................  spam, reported and deleted
2. 39 Legendary TECSHARE......................... arguing, mainly with #4
3. 29 Newbie 1Excalibur.............................. signature spam
4. 21 Legendary nutildah............................. arguing, mainly with #2 
5. 20 Sr. Member realr0ach..........................

[suchmoon]

3. 29 Newbie 1Excalibur.............................. signature spam

Two counts of plagiarism reported.

[tmfp]

3. 29 Newbie 1Excalibur.............................. signature spam

Two counts of plagiarism reported.

On the bright side, I just got a PM about one of my posts, eighteen months ago in a Cloud Mining thread...

A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by a Bitcoin Forum moderator. Posts are most frequently deleted because they are off-topic, though they can also be deleted for other reasons. In the future, please avoid posting things that need to be deleted.

If you have made up your mind for the purpose then just try hashocean. All others are generally scamwares.

Hahaha, funny man.

[Welsh]

On the bright side, I just got a PM about one of my posts, eighteen months ago in a Cloud Mining thread...

Seems there's a lot of users who are opting to report back as far as 3/4 years ago. I'm not sure how they're finding the threads as they are usually not active recently, and within my section they are just random alt coins with no real significance. Perhaps the automatic reporting that a lot of users seem to now be doing.

[suchmoon]

It's quite amazing that the number of active users and posts in each rank except Newbie is so similar even though the total number of users is much higher in the lower ranks.

Legendary: 806 posts (240 users)
Hero Member: 979 posts (240 users)
Sr. Member: 844 posts (306 users)
Full Member: 1004 posts (345 users)
Member: 974 posts (360 users)
Jr. Member: 724 posts (294 users)

(last 24h)

[LoyceV]

It's quite amazing that the number of active users and posts in each rank except Newbie is so similar even though the total number of users is much higher in the lower ranks.

So did the lower ranks giving up? Did most of the higher ranking spammers and plagiarizing users gets banned? Or is it the Wall Observer thread that keeps things in balance?

[suchmoon]

So did the lower ranks giving up? Did most of the higher ranking spammers and plagiarizing users gets banned? Or is it the Wall Observer thread that keeps things in balance?

I think it's all those Chipmixer signatures skewing the results

Honestly I would have expected the low ranks to be spamming a lot more but maybe the merit system and more recently the bumping change is starting to de-incentivize useless drivel.

Will be interesting to see how it looks like a month or two from now. The newbie numbers should drop as well.

[LoyceV]

Will be interesting to see how it looks like a month or two from now. The newbie numbers should drop as well.

Since I don't keep older versions, I've archived the current versions to compare later: 1h, 24h and 7d.

[mikeywith]

Legendary: 6189 posts (470 users)
Hero Member: 6978 posts (480 users)
Sr. Member: 6246 posts (661 users)
Full Member: 7510 posts (838 users)
Member: 7522 posts (956 users)
Jr. Member: 5135 posts (877 users)
Newbie: 18985 posts (4616 users)
Brand new: 3802 posts (1337 users)

The past 7 days look pretty different tho, Newbies and Brand New Members had 22787 posts in total , and that is 3374 more posts than those of Sr , Hero and Legendary members combined.


The results you got in the 24 could be due to the reason that most newbies probably have more than just one account, so when 500 newbies take a break for a few hours, thousands of accounts go to sleep  

This of course does not mean that many higher rank members don't actually post whole lots of useless spam especially in the mega threads, but I doubt they will be able to beat the newbies yet , probably never.

[hosseinimr93]

Legendary: 6189 posts (470 users)
Hero Member: 6978 posts (480 users)
Sr. Member: 6246 posts (661 users)
Full Member: 7510 posts (838 users)
Member: 7522 posts (956 users)
Jr. Member: 5135 posts (877 users)
Newbie: 18985 posts (4616 users)
Brand new: 3802 posts (1337 users)

The past 7 days look pretty different tho, Newbies and Brand New Members had 22787 posts in total , and that is 3374 more posts than those of Sr , Hero and Legendary members combined.

You should consider the number of users too.
The average number of posts made by users of each rank:
Legendary: 13.16
Hero Member: 14.53
Sr. Member: 9.44
Full member: 8.96
Member: 7.86
Jr. Member: 5.85
Newbie: 4.11
Brand new: 2.84

[LoyceV]

Upgrades

At iasenko's request, I've added the most active topics. This instantly puts the most active BOUNTY threads on top:

NEW:
Active topics in the past 1h, 24h and 7d
Active topics in the past 1 hour: loyce.club/active/topics1h.html (updated 10 times per hour).
Active topics in the past 24 hours: loyce.club/active/topics24h.html (updated 6 times per day).
Active topics in the past 7 days: loyce.club/active/topics7d.html (updated 3 times per day).

Preview


Note: I've only been collecting topic-data for just over a day. It'll takes a few more days to complete the overview for 7 days.

[LoyceV]

Update: I'm now showing which accounts are Autobanned or Nuked (thanks nutildah), and I'll add links to BPIP.org.

[legendster]

Another commendable tool from Loyce.

On behalf of all campaign managers, I thank you. This will help us track all those spammers much more effectively and deny them entry to our campaigns.

Special thanks to CryptopreneurBrainboss for letting me know about the existence of this thread.

If you need more stats on others visit: Active users, top posters and most active topics in the past 1h, 24h and 7d

@OP, I love how you count weekly post, just observed it via speedsheet almost considered leaving campaign but I gave it a second thought, keep up the good work.

Please (someone) +1 merit him for this as I am all out of merits right now.

[tmfp]

Due to the hyper activity of one of my favorite scams, Maya Preferred, I've been posting like a maniac (for me) the last few hours and may stand a chance of actually getting on a list somewhere (fame at last!  ) but, alas, I fear that the next Top 10 will be filled with people advertising Yobit's scammers hangout shit forum.

[legendster]

Due to the hyper activity of one of my favorite scams, Maya Preferred, I've been posting like a maniac (for me) the last few hours and may stand a chance of actually getting on a list somewhere (fame at last!  ) but, alas, I fear that the next Top 10 will be filled with people advertising Yobit's scammers hangout shit forum.

True..

One good example would be this accounts : https://web.archive.org/web/20191001004040/http://loyce.club/active/1h.html

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=101432

21 posts in 1 hour..

[stompix]

What a surprise, for the lat 24h out of top 10 cryptotalk/yobit managed to get 6 places, I'm playing around with my tablet right now so I can't really check more but it is safe to assume they make more than 50% of the top 50?
CM has only managed spot 51, and that probably only because gentlemand is happy with his Q3 prediction game win.

I see also belicose up there and I know him from his pyramid bumps in ECOS and Pdax. Probably now it's more profitable to spam than bump...

[legendster]

What a surprise, for the lat 24h out of top 10 cryptotalk/yobit managed to get 6 places, I'm playing around with my tablet right now so I can't really check more but it is safe to assume they make more than 50% of the top 50?
CM has only managed spot 51, and that probably only because gentlemand is happy with his Q3 prediction game win.

I see also belicose up there and I know him from his pyramid bumps in ECOS and Pdax. Probably now it's more profitable to spam than bump...

I think Yobit should be in a much better place if they had a max 2 post per hour limit in addition to reducing the max post count down by a bit.

Since they are scraping post data through their signature panel, they should be able to implement this easily.

This would quite easily curb down the spam and low quality posts. But no one on Yobit seems to care it seems and Yahoo is pretty much powerless here.

[LoyceV]

I think Yobit should be in a much better place if they had a max 2 post per hour limit in addition to reducing the max post count down by a bit.

Although slightly off-topic here: I think that's terrible for real users, while account farmers just set a timer and move to the next account to continue spamming.