Hubzilla Statistics

Hubzilla Statistics

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2024-11-09 07:20:23

Hubzilla Statistics

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#Hubzilla #Statistics 2024-11-09
Number of Instances: 181
Number of Users: 8 044
Number of Statuses: 865 746
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2024-11-09 12:54:29

Jupiter Rowland

jupiter_rowland@hub.netzgemeinde.eu

So we do get new users, a few per day, apparently. (That one time that a whole hub with 170 users decided to turn on Diaspora Statistics and therefore full nodeinfo doesn't count.)

But even if these stats come from Hubzilla itself, I'm wondering how "users" are defined. Channels, and clones count as users? Channels, taking clones into consideration? Accounts? Deducing from which channels belong to which accounts how much is controlled by one user?

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2024-11-09 19:06:09

Martin Kostera

martin@libera.site

@Jupiter Rowland Channels.

2024-11-09 20:43:29

Jupiter Rowland

jupiter_rowland@hub.netzgemeinde.eu

@Martin Kostera And does a channel with three clones count as four users or as one user?

2024-11-09 20:47:20

Martin Kostera

martin@libera.site

@Jupiter Rowland Honestly, I have no clue. Never playing with cloning. And I'm not Diaspora Stats developer. 🤷‍♂️

2024-11-10 04:36:59

Scott M. Stolz

scott@loves.tech

@Jupiter Rowland

And does a channel with three clones count as four users or as one user?

I have not tested it conclusively, but it appears that clones are counted separately. So if you have two clones on two domains, each domain would report one of those clones. One channel would appear as two channels in the statistics. 100 posts would appear as 200 posts in the statistics.

However, I am not sure if the clones are considered active without logging into that domain. It looks like active users might be calculated based on logging into your account, not synced posts. So a channel on a domain could have new posts, but still be reported as being inactive since you have not logged into that server in awhile.

At least that is my guess based on how FediDB behaves. I may be wrong.

2024-11-10 04:27:16

Scott M. Stolz

scott@loves.tech

@Jupiter Rowland

So we do get new users, a few per day, apparently.

That would probably be me, if you are referring to the latest bump in statistics.

I have installed several new hubs, both for myself and clients. And more are to come.

The latest innovation will be websites with built-in decentralized social media and custom themes, run by Hubzilla. No need for separate domains. Hubzilla runs it all.

So expect some new sites that, on first glance, don't look like Hubzilla, but are still Hubzilla under the hood.

2024-11-10 09:41:38

Scott's Code Journal

scott@codejournal.dev

I could be wrong about how it counts it, but considering that I have most of the official Hubzilla.org channels cloned on hubzilla.network, I did observe that the post counts kept going up but showed no active users since I had not logged in hubzilla.network in a while. I logged in, and suddenly those accounts were active again.

But I did also notice a discrepancy. Clones don't always sync perfectly or completely, so sometimes two clones will have very different post counts.