Yeah, I saw it, I just wanted to make sure from you personally.
for me, this is a Database of user nicknames
I can't put it any other way.Thank you for quick answer.
Topic: LoyceV's complete List of all Bitcointalk usernames (Read 2185 times)
Yeah, I saw it, I just wanted to make sure from you personally.
for me, this is a Database of user nicknames
I can't put it any other way.Thank you for quick answer.
Is this DB still active and updating on daily basis?
It's not a DB, but it's updated. See loyce.club/usernames/:Code:
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I want use it for testing some small project for bitcointalk.
Good luck 
Hey Loyce.
Is this DB still active and updating on daily basis?
I want use it for testing some small project for bitcointalk.
Is this DB still active and updating on daily basis?
I want use it for testing some small project for bitcointalk.
I keep getting emails from people for a "responsible disclosure", telling me everyone can see usernames when they Google "intitle:"index of" “/usernames". Lol
I've now added an info.txt file pointing at this topic.
I've now added an info.txt file pointing at this topic.
is the code you are using to scrape free? I wanted to take a look maybe
I use free open source tools, but my code is not public. Basically, I download the latest user profile, and check if it exists. If it exists, I'll go to the next one. If it doesn't exist, I'll wait a few hours and try again. That's it. So if the forum somehow skips one userID, my script doesn't reach the next one until I intervene. 
What happened to userID 3604953? This one was skipped, which made my scraper think it's not in use so it was stuck for a week.
It's working again, but I'm curious what caused this.
It's working again, but I'm curious what caused this.
LoyceV a question: I wanted to ask you something, is the code you are using to scrape free? I wanted to take a look maybe
thankz
What happened to userID 3604953?~
I discovered this same ID looping on BPIP's parsers around the 22nd of January, which I had to skip, to keep the parsers going. I didn't realize it was effecting others though, we saw it more as a bug on our end, which we've been monitoring.
What happened to userID 3604953? This one was skipped, which made my scraper think it's not in use so it was stuck for a week.
It's working again, but I'm curious what caused this.
It's working again, but I'm curious what caused this.
It's possible, but I don't have it. BPIP shows it, so maybe @suchmoon or @ibminer can give you a database dump for this?
Alternatively, you could just check one in every 1000 profiles, that should give you a pretty good estimate of the other registration dates. Scraping all profiles (3.5 million) just for this would take 6 weeks and seems like a waste of forum bandwidth.
Alternatively, you could just check one in every 1000 profiles, that should give you a pretty good estimate of the other registration dates. Scraping all profiles (3.5 million) just for this would take 6 weeks and seems like a waste of forum bandwidth.
I understand. Thanks for the feedback.
For the intended purpose, it would only make sense to have the dates right, at least from the oldest members.
I'll try to see with @suchmoon or @ibminer if they can help.
Is it possible to obtain a list of users, including the registration date?
It's possible, but I don't have it. BPIP shows it, so maybe @suchmoon or @ibminer can give you a database dump for this?Alternatively, you could just check one in every 1000 profiles, that should give you a pretty good estimate of the other registration dates. Scraping all profiles (3.5 million) just for this would take 6 weeks and seems like a waste of forum bandwidth.
Is it possible to obtain a list of users, including the registration date?
Keep in mind that this one does not work with changed nicknames. You'll get error like trying to test mine:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;user=TheBeardedBaby
It does however, link to the new username's profile if you put in their old username. I guess, if the user changed their username for privacy reasons, could potentially be an issue. Although, there's other ways to find that out, so probably not that critical. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;user=TheBeardedBaby
Wow, after all those years, I never new this was possible 
Yeah, not something I even considered trying. Good to know for the future, though. 
Interesting. I’m about few years not be here. a lot has changed, but not LoyceV as he worked for the benefit of the community and continues this noble cause. Glad to see you. Should be anything changed in the list after my post?
Just found that i am the 3,468,973 th user!
Also i could have been the 14294th user. That was the date and time i had posted in some tech forum about bitcoin.
Should have joined this forum that day
may 21 2011.
btc was $5.59 on that day.
Also i could have been the 14294th user. That was the date and time i had posted in some tech forum about bitcoin.
Should have joined this forum that day
may 21 2011.
btc was $5.59 on that day.
Keep in mind that this one does not work with changed nicknames.
Well, that sucks 
Those are ones I need to search most. 
Wow, after all those years, I never new this was possible
Thanks for this, it will come in handy, especially for data dumps that show usernames instead of userIDs!
Thanks for this, it will come in handy, especially for data dumps that show usernames instead of userIDs!
Keep in mind that this one does not work with changed nicknames. You'll get error like trying to test mine:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;user=TheBeardedBaby
Wow, after all those years, I never new this was possible
Thanks for this, it will come in handy, especially for data dumps that show usernames instead of userIDs!
Thanks for this, it will come in handy, especially for data dumps that show usernames instead of userIDs!
I often need to find the userID that goes with a username. I can't easily get this from the forum
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;user=LoyceV
You can use 'user=[username]' parameter for a query easily enough. Once you're to the user profile, you can pull the user ID from send a message ahref [or other parts of the profile].
I meant accounts like this. he was registered, stayed for one minute and never returned back, or did not return under that username.
has only a website on its profile and it is most likely an account created to make a backlink to that site. this is one case, but I've seen a lot of them even without website link in profile.
At some point Bitcointalk accounts were used to spam backlinks: I've seen certain backlinks on (tens of) thousands of profiles. It would have been better to hide the Website link for users with evil fee.has only a website on its profile and it is most likely an account created to make a backlink to that site. this is one case, but I've seen a lot of them even without website link in profile.
I meant accounts like this. he was registered, stayed for one minute and never returned back, or did not return under that username.
has only a website on its profile and it is most likely an account created to make a backlink to that site. this is one case, but I've seen a lot of them even without website link in profile.
At some point Bitcointalk accounts were used to spam backlinks: I've seen certain backlinks on (tens of) thousands of profiles. It would have been better to hide the Website link for users with evil fee. has only a website on its profile and it is most likely an account created to make a backlink to that site. this is one case, but I've seen a lot of them even without website link in profile.
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