Looking through the code on GitHub it looks like active is the number of new posts plus the number of new comments in a certain time period (in this case 6 months).
Caveat: I’m just a hobbyist so my reading of the code may not be exactly correct.
createor replacefunction site_aggregates_activity(i text)
returnsintlanguage plpgsql
as
$$declare
count_ integer;
beginselect count(*)
into count_
from (
select c.creator_id fromcomment c
innerjoin user_ u on c.creator_id = u.id
where c.published > ('now'::timestamp - i::interval)
and u.local = trueunionselect p.creator_id from post p
innerjoin user_ u on p.creator_id = u.id
where p.published > ('now'::timestamp - i::interval)
and u.local = true
) a;
return count_;
end;
$$;
update site_aggregates
set users_active_day = (select * from site_aggregates_activity('1 day'));
update site_aggregates
set users_active_week = (select * from site_aggregates_activity('1 week'));
update site_aggregates
set users_active_month = (select * from site_aggregates_activity('1 month'));
update site_aggregates
set users_active_half_year = (select * from site_aggregates_activity('6 months'));
Not sure you can infer that from this chart as I believe it counts active users and contributors so lurkers won’t show up, of course will will have a lot of people checking us out.
Not that bots won’t be an issue in the future they will.
Unfortunately these are most bots, which you can see from the active user ratio
What does “active” mean? Are lurkers considered active? Or do you have to vote/comment/post to be considered active?
Looking through the code on GitHub it looks like active is the number of new posts plus the number of new comments in a certain time period (in this case 6 months).
Caveat: I’m just a hobbyist so my reading of the code may not be exactly correct.
create or replace function site_aggregates_activity(i text) returns int language plpgsql as $$ declare count_ integer; begin select count(*) into count_ from ( select c.creator_id from comment c inner join user_ u on c.creator_id = u.id where c.published > ('now'::timestamp - i::interval) and u.local = true union select p.creator_id from post p inner join user_ u on p.creator_id = u.id where p.published > ('now'::timestamp - i::interval) and u.local = true ) a; return count_; end; $$; update site_aggregates set users_active_day = (select * from site_aggregates_activity('1 day')); update site_aggregates set users_active_week = (select * from site_aggregates_activity('1 week')); update site_aggregates set users_active_month = (select * from site_aggregates_activity('1 month')); update site_aggregates set users_active_half_year = (select * from site_aggregates_activity('6 months'));
Not sure you can infer that from this chart as I believe it counts active users and contributors so lurkers won’t show up, of course will will have a lot of people checking us out. Not that bots won’t be an issue in the future they will.