I intend to do some house cleaning on my discourse install. I want to identify two similar types of users: Inactive users without posts (pre-Discourse signups) Active users without posts and excessive read times (lurkers) I am going to get rid of #1s and seek creative ways to reach out to the #2…

Sure @techapj can you suggest some data explorer queries that might help here?

[image] will_io: Inactive users without posts (pre-Discourse signups) SELECT u.id, u.username_lower AS "username", u.created_at, u.last_seen_at FROM users u WHERE u.active = false ORDER BY u.id Note: Since inactive users can’t create posts, we do not need to check for posts …

Possibly worth adding these queries to the “stock queries” that ship with data explorer

Queries for inactive and active users?

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rishabh December 28, 2018, 6:51am 9

I modified the second query to accept a parameter and added both queries in:

https://github.com/discourse/discourse-data-explorer/commit/7de1e5a68e1ddd1ca894c054647dc5da54a700c6

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Queries for inactive and active users?

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