How does everyone measure active/super active users? ie people who have logged in or commented in the past month, for example.
The dashboard tells me the number of visits and comments etc, but I don’t know how to chunk this down easily into actual users. We’ve got 1400 members on our community, but I’d like to know how many of those are engaging with it month on month.
Thanks,
Sian
The data explorer plugin will let you look at the data in a more granular fashion than the basic information which admin>dashboard shows.
See, for example, Active users in the last 30 days
Oo sounds interesting, how do I go about setting that up? I’m not a developer so have no idea where to begin.
See “Installation” at the bottom of: Data Explorer Plugin
These queries will help:
Returns the top 50 posters for a given monthly period. Results are ordered by post_count. It accepts a ‘months_ago’ parameter, defaults to 1 to give results for the most recently completed calendar month.
-- [params]
-- int :months_ago = 1
WITH query_period AS (
SELECT
date_trunc('month', CURRENT_DATE) - INTERVAL ':months_ago months' as period_start,
date_trunc('month', CURRENT_DATE) - INTERVAL ':months_ago months' + INTERVAL '1 month' - INTERVAL '1 second' as period_end
),
user_posts_in_period AS (
SELECT
p.user_id
FROM posts p
INNER JOIN query_period qp
ON p.created_at >= qp.period_start
AND p.created_at <= qp.period_end
WHERE p.user_id > 0
)
SELECT
up.user_id,
count(1) as post_count
FROM user_posts_in_period up
GROUP BY up.user_id
ORDER BY post_count DESC
LIMIT 50
Returns the top 50 likers for a given monthly period. Results are ordered by like_count. It accepts a ‘months_ago’ parameter, defaults to 1 to give results for the most recently completed calendar month.
-- [params]
-- int :months_ago = 1
WITH query_period AS (
SELECT
date_trunc('month', CURRENT_DATE) - INTERVAL ':months_ago months' as period_start,
date_trunc('month', CURRENT_DATE) - INTERVAL ':months_ago months' + INTERVAL '1 month' - INTERVAL '1 second' as period_end
)
SELECT
ua.user_id,
count(1) AS like_count
FROM user_actions ua
INNER JOIN query_period qp
ON ua.created_at >= qp.period_start
AND ua.created_at <= qp.period_end
WHERE ua.action_type = 1
GROUP BY ua.user_id
ORDER BY like_count DESC
LIMIT 50you could also get in touch with @DiscourseMetrics.com and @Bas (about Community Analytics)
their tools can give you loads of extra stats so you don’t have to do the work … I’m looking at such tools at the moment myself
Up till now I’ve been doing this just in excel - you can export your user data and run a few queries to monitor this. I gave a value to each post read, to posts (replies) and to new threads, then categorised them accordingly
So far it shows 20% are ‘readers’, 25% are ‘participants’ and 15% are ‘creators’
I’ve found that most analysis tools are under-valuing the role of readers because of a focus just on the activity of posting. There is a big difference between inactive members and active readers!
Good luck!
I think you are correct in saying this.
There are ways (e.g. separating logged in/out users, measuring read time, collating paged threads etc.) to guide Google Analytics to do quite a bit of this for you; but it takes some proper GA-fu to accomplish.
Great queries Sarah! Thanks for share.
I updated the query list, if you have more to add, please just send PR 
Thanks again !
I can’t take credit – @simon wrote them.
come ottenere i conteggi giornalieri basati su IP univoci?
il Dashboard > Visite utente si basa sugli IP, (inclusi utenti registrati e visitatori?)
grazie…
Non credo. Riguarda gli utenti connessi.
Puoi anche dare un’occhiata a What is "user visits" on the admin dashboard?
Penso che questo sia simile a quello che stai cercando. Poiché desideri tutti gli utenti e non solo quelli anonimi, dovresti rimuovere la condizione che l’utente sia anonimo.
Nella lista utenti, abbiamo queste statistiche:
Nome utente, Ultima email inviata, Visto, Argomenti visualizzati, Post letti, Tempo di lettura, Creato
Sarebbe possibile aggiungere:
Numero di argomenti creati, numero di post creati, numero di like dati, numero di like ricevuti.
Questi sono utili per misurare i contributori più attivi.
Questi sono tutti inclusi in Discourse Meta
Grazie. Sembra che sia presente per la directory utente, ma non nell’elenco degli utenti amministratori su
https://meta.discourse.org/admin/users/list/active
Mi chiedo se gli stessi campi possano essere mostrati nell’area amministratori, o se la directory utente (quando disabilitata nelle impostazioni) possa essere ancora visualizzata dagli amministratori in modo che questi dettagli aggiuntivi siano visibili.
Ciao, ho appena visto questa discussione, se sei qui puoi dirmi quali strumenti possono aiutare a monitorare l’engagement della community oltre la semplice attività di pubblicazione, specialmente per misurare i lettori attivi?
Grazie,
Mike Taku.
Posso creare un badge per questi poster e per chi mette “mi piace”?