Discourse Rewind

[martin (Martin Brennan)]

	Summary	Discourse Rewind provides a fun end-of-year summary for members’ activity in the community.
	Install Guide	This plugin is bundled with Discourse core. There is no need to install the plugin separately.

As this is an official plugin maintained by the Discourse team, Support, Bug, UX, and Feature requests can be made in the respective categories here on Meta, and tagged with the appropriate plugin tag. Click on a link below to get one started.

Support Bug UX Feature

Features

@martin

Once your site has the latest Discourse update, you will be able to opt-in to Rewind for your site. Members will see this enticing little animation around their avatar:

Members can also visit /my/activity/rewind directly to see their Rewind for this year.

An activity report is shown with several fun summaries of the member’s past year.

FAQ

@martin

How can I opt-in to Rewind?

As an admin, visit /admin/plugins and enable the plugin, no other config necessary:

How can I dismiss Rewind?

Once members click on their avatar and the “Discourse Rewind 2025” header, Rewind will be dismissed for the year.

Then, members will still be able to access Rewind from their user menu:

How can I completely turn off Rewind?

If members wish to, they can visit /my/preferences/rewind to completely disable Rewind. Note, this will prevent Rewind from being shown in subsequent years too:

[yuriy (Yuriy Kurant)]

Awesome plugin! And great job on the design, stats, and analogies:

[NateDhaliwal]

Can the texts be localized via content localization?

[martin (Martin Brennan)]

Yes, it’s the same as any other plugin discourse/plugins/discourse-rewind/config/locales/client.en.yml at b12e2660f3f3d324638ef55e344f6593e739f41a · discourse/discourse · GitHub

We will probably need to do something internally to hook up Crowdin, will look into that

[Moin]

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[asa]

Is that good or bad? I feel bad that I have a negative value

[Moin]

The calculation algorithm only makes sense for users who post in English. For example, only a, e, i, o, u, and y are recognized as vowels. In addition, typical word lengths vary in different languages.

[tobiaseigen]

I noticed that one of my topics listed had the not showing correctly in the title. I realize it is hacky of me to use these but I like using emojis in titles, and it always bugs me when they don’t display properly. Is there a reason this appears to be hard?

And oops! A reminder for someone with the privileges to please remove my assignments! I admit I have had a tendency to forget to handle my assigned topics.

[martin (Martin Brennan)]

It’s not hard, just was missed. Will do a fix.

@asa

Is that good or bad? I feel bad that I have a negative value

Yeah I have it too here on Meta…this readability score is probably the most wonky part. Will try and debug why people are getting negative scores and attempt a fix.

[martin (Martin Brennan)]

Thanks, didn’t even realise those buttons had tags nested in them.

[JammyDodger]

Could we have Solved, Gamification, and Topic Voting sections added to it as well?