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Aussie Zone Stats 2023-07-01

Graphs in the post body

Edit: Source https://the-federation.info/node/details/50624

a1studmuffin - 2.5yr

I'm glad it's steady growth rather than an explosion in users. Much easier to let things evolve organically that way.

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Zagorath - 2.5yr

Out of interest, do we have stats on daily active users? (Preferably where "active" is defined by "makes at least one comment or post".)

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judasferret - 2.5yr

Found it. It is the function "site_aggregates_activity" which essentially says if you have published a comment or a post since the target time (day, month, 6 month etc) you are considered active. Here is the code

select c.creator_id from comment c inner join person 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 person u on p.creator_id = u.id where p.published > ('now'::timestamp - i::interval) and u.local = true

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judasferret - 2.5yr

Looks like the data actually is calculated by lemmy not the logging tool as it is just the stats from the Aussie Zone public api...

Eg. id":1,"site_id":1,"users":1319,"posts":1228,"comments":13307,"communities":32,"users_active_day":170,"users_active_week":300,"users_active_month":481,"users_active_half_year":481}

So the answer would actually be in the lemmy documentation..

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rjb - 2.5yr

That all looks pretty healthy, the key will be maintaining momentum. Thanks for sharing.

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TassieTosser - 2.5yr

When do we get to spam "it's over 9000" memes?

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MortyMcFry 🇦🇺 - 2.5yr

The only way is up

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