Topic: BPIP + Forum Statistics (Read 471 times)

Come on boys, take it easy... you have to set an example!

See if you need to go call Joker* to solve this...   


*Allusive to the Joker, from the Batman story.

I claim the original statement is false either.

I am wondering if the recent event has something to do with this story.

Allow me to deny this

Right, and o_e_l_e_o is so coward he intentionally misspelt LoyceV so he doesn’t get notified about his rant and he can continue to be his false friend.

What gave you that impression? Loyce and fillippone both suck!

Haha, the man himself, thanks for the comment mate, I really appreciate it.
I will try to add links this weekend.

Well, I always enjoy seeing stats from BPIP!

.. I'd like to see more links here though, maybe drill down to some of the posts behind the merit stats using the https://bpip.org/smerit.aspx page, even if just the last 30 days or so, maybe link to the BPIP profile page for each, etc.. but I don't want to come off as being too picky here! Regardless, the effort & recognition is appreciated.

BTW - Male to female ratio seems slightly pessimistic.. I'd go closer to 1:10,000 for active profiles.. pure [optimistic] speculation on that one though. This is assuming we don't need to get into people who "identify" one way or the other.. then you'd probably be missing like 10+ more ratios with various terminologies. Anywho, let's just stick to the male/female ratio, I'm getting off-topic again.

I didn't say that.


For you, learning a little English grammar and punctuation would do you good.

It is true that this information is nothing in particular, and we can all access it with some ease, through the various tools that have already been mentioned.

But I believe the OP wanted to make a small summary of all this data, and present it in a simple and practical way for everyone. Of course, it won't make sense to update daily, weekly or monthly.

But you can do it annually, adding some graphics, for example. In order to enhance the information. Here's the suggestion.

Yes you are right that mate LoyceV is the number 1 leading in terms of earning merits  he got 10711 merits including the airdrop merits. All good contributors here in forum will be the one who manage a fake this forum still beautiful.earning merits is not a competition the reason why we are all here is to LEARN and SHARE knowledge to everyone cause this is a open forum not a competition.

Your statistics (as well as those of BPIP) would be far more accurate if you removed information such as admin/mods moving a thread and being credited with both a post and creating a thread "this thread has been moved to" ...

This stat has gone off the rocker recently: The current value in the forum stats indicates  a wee change, with a Male to Female ratio of 1:27708. Nevertheless, the same ratio indicates 4.4:1 (nearly four and a half males per females) back in October 2021. Archived pages from prior years showed a similar ratio, give or take a few decimals.

We can’t really believe the ratio much though IRL. In the past (I haven’t checked lately) there were many bot created accounts that had the value filled-in, but stayed at 0 posts. These types of accounts distort the data (in addition to people declaring whatever they wish on these fields).

Edit:
I don’t really track that info myself. Nevertheless, the average over the last few months is in the 325-350 range of new registrations per day. I searched for the IDs that correspond to start and end of month since February (my time zone) and got this:
Notwithstanding, doing the above exercise, I found vast samples of accounts that were still bearing 0 posts, which kind of points to them being bot created or such (at the very least non-active).

Appreciate it. I just made this post to introduce new members to a website which might be interesting.

I tend to think about forum statistics, but often I'm baffled as to how to find certain numbers--like the one here, which I made mention of in a recent post but couldn't cite an exact figure (and the number of active members is a lot smaller than I thought):


So while ImThour here is seen as regurgitating facts from BPIP, I appreciate him doing so.  I have the site bookmarked but rarely visit it, and I forgot how much info it has on it.

Is that second number 27,702?  That actually sounds like a more realistic one than what you're interpreting it as.  The bitcoin community has always been dominated by males, and I'm pretty sure it still is.  There aren't any sexist reasons for that; bitcoin is free for anyone to use.  My personal opinion is that men are far more likely to jump head first into something new and extremely risky than women are--and even if I'm wrong, it's still true that bitcoin came about from a few guys communicating via e-mails and then a forum.  I read two books on bitcoin and I don't recall a single female who was an important figure in the first 5 years or so after bitcoin got started.

I had hoped that OP would at least mention this and perhaps help beginners to understand what the acronym stands for but, that seemed not to have been the idea.
You must have taken the time to qhave fun creating this thread at OP but, I don't find anything fun in some verbatim transcopying of an a briefed information of which, you said isn't going to help anyone as you state right here.

Meta is most of all, a wrong place for this sort of fun read stats that, you ain't going to update, the states takes minutes to change and most of all, users on meta are very much acquinted with forum functionalitiesand where to source for information on the bitcointalkstatistics center. Perhaps you wanted to educate on third party sites usability as suggested by KingsDen, it would have been a little more appropriate and even, would suit better in the B&H board more.

That been said, the following stats has been a puzzle.
1. Male to female ratio = 1:27702
N/B: we all believe there are more males than females involved in cryptocurrency/forum at large and this stats seems to say, there are 2 females to every one male on the forum. Am I getting this wrong?

2. Deleted profiles = 16117
What could really be the reason behind this aside from what DdmrDdmr have said (or should I say, I wasn't really cleared on his possible explanations). Like, I still see accounts that are revamped after 4-8years of inactivity.

I find this part of the statistics very interesting. Over 314 registrations daily on average. I would never have guessed that number to be so high. @DdmrDdmr You seem like the perfect person to ask this. What do these stats look like for the last year or two? I doubt it's more than 60-70 people daily.

I strongly agree with you on this. When I saw the topic, I thought maybe Op will discuss the Bpip and other third party stat sites like Ninjalistic and maybe compare them and make suggestions on how to improve their services. But I was surprised that he transferred what is in the site to the forum verbatim.
It will only take 12hrs and some of this statistics would no long longer be true and I wonder what will happen then.
Maybe find a way to synchronize your post to bpip site so that both can be updating simultaneously. 

And I, for my part, did not know that there could be people on the forum who do not know about this unique site. I absolutely do not see the usefulness of this topic, especially its regular maintenance. For what? There are statistics, and anyone who is interested can do it on their own. Why rewrite the same thing, it is the same as pouring from an empty bucket into an empty one.
I visit that site daily, so it's a discovery for me that someone else doesn't know it.

[β] BPIP Extension: user info & extra features add-on/extension, Firefox/Chrome

Announcing BPIP - The Bitcointalk Public Information Project!

Lol, I didn't know that o_e_l_e_o beats LoyceV in terms of earned merit. It is clear that he is the best when it comes to replies. LoyceV would be the best in terms of theads created that are useful for the forum but he has fillippone on his heels. Although the important thing I think is that they all get along well with each other, even if there is a bit of competition to be the best.

Only thing I can say about this topic is you need to update it every month or week to maintain the flow and keep the thread updated from new features. This useful to newbies who won't know the bpip yet but for the older member here this topics sounds useless cause they are know already the bpip and more sites to open like merit dashboard, loyce.club and many more useful thread here in our community. Anyways you put an effort for these good job OP.