User
Pffrt asked for "
the number of active users within the last 24 hours along with the rank". I like it, and made an overview.
I'm keeping a "running total" for posts made in the past hour/day/week. This can be used to find the worst spammers of the day by checking a few of the top posters.
Active users and top posters in the past 1h, 24h and 7dActive users and top posters in the past 1 hour:
loyce.club/active/1h.html (updated 5 times per hour).
Active users and top posters in the past 24 hours:
loyce.club/active (updated 4 times per day).
Active users and top posters in the past 7 days:
loyce.club/active/7d.html (updated 2 times per day).
Active topics in the past 1h, 24h and 7dActive topics in the past 1 hour:
loyce.club/active/topics1h.html (updated 5 times per hour).
Active topics in the past 24 hours:
loyce.club/active/topics24h.html (updated 4 times per day).
Active topics in the past 7 days:
loyce.club/active/topics7d.html (updated 2 times per day).
Bans and BPIPAutobanned and Nuked accounts are marked in red.
Each account has a link to BPIP.
Preview
To reduce forum scraping, I cache Rank data for the last
10,000 20,000 18,000 unique users. I'll check later if this value gives the right balance between scraping and staying up-to-date (alternative: abandon data on x Ranks each update). First impression: especially Brand new users are labeled that way longer than they should be.
LimitationsI can't scrape the real rank for Copper Members from their profile, so they have their own category.
I don't count non-public boards (such as
Investigations.
I don't show data older than 7 days.
Bugs?I haven't been able to test this long enough yet, so please post if something fails.
See [overview] LoyceV's useful data on Bitcointalk for more of my forum-related topics