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Holiday Data-palooza: Site statistics from 2017
Which users are the most awesome in units of James
We have a few possible definitions of awesome that we can investigate
Q & A: Users who post good questions and answers (1 James = 302)
Sum of ...
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We're suddenly very popular
The falling-out isn't between the main site and Area 51, but rather between Google and Stack Exchange.
Anna Lear, an SE developer, tweeted about a Google API change two days ago. That's when the ...
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Holiday Data-palooza: Site statistics from 2017
What is the relationship between views and upvotes?
For a question
X-axis is views, y-axis is net votes.
The linear relationship in the graph is actually kind of amazing. See that outlier to the ...
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We have passed 100,000 posts on the main site!
Apparently we haven't, quite yet. The count in SEDE is correct (as of its last refresh). I asked about the discrepancy on Meta.SE and learned that not all ID numbers are actually used.
We're close ...
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Holiday Data-palooza: Site statistics from 2017
What users generated the most discussion?
I summed the total number of comments and answers and divided by the number of posts. Obviously, comments can get cleaned up by the mods, so perhaps not a ...
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We're suddenly very popular
This was the result of Google deprecating the login method we were using to get analytics. We've updating all the analytics code and it's pulling again.
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Holiday Data-palooza: Site statistics from 2017
Who is generating the most pageviews?
Average per question asked
Mario Trucco: 25108
AndyD273: 23655
user43066: 21527
user2727: 21448
JamesD: 19151
Average per question, for users who asked 10+ ...
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Holiday Data-palooza: Site statistics from 2017
Users who made the best use of their words?
I summed the number of net votes and divided by characters, then multiplied by 100. The result is net votes per 100 characters of question or answer.
All ...
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Holiday Data-palooza: Site statistics from 2017
Users who had the highest percentage of their answers accepted?
The number of accepted answers divided by total answers; for questions posted in 2017, not answers. Query here.
All users (sitewide ...
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What are some statistics that prove Worldbuilding is the best Stack Exchange site?
Worldbuilding stackexchange is certainly amongst the least toxic ones, I know the music, fitness, vegetarian, economy, anime, biology, medical and programming stacks.
Worldbuilding + Vegetarianism ...
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What are some statistics that prove Worldbuilding is the best Stack Exchange site?
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There's a reason why it's good to avoid superlatives (best, worst, greatest, least...) when asking a question — they're always subjective.
Worldbuilding is fantastic. You will find no Stack with ...
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Holiday Data-palooza: Site statistics from 2017
Highest voted questions
How to safely check if you are immortal?
How can a Horror from Beyond Reason reliably communicate with mortals?
What is the least "world changing" reason why the ...
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Average time statistics for posts
I do not believe the statistics you're asking about are available. All the server knows is when you clicked "post answer" and when you submitted it; everything that happens in that textbox between ...
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is there data about the numbers of new users who have quit Wordlbuilding SE after question closure?
I'd have phrased this differently, since people's frequency or degree of participation can vary significantly, even if shy of formal account deletion.
For what it's worth, I'm spending less time ...
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