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in Snaps8 months ago

I just ran a query with @hivesql to see how many of my followers are active in 2025. Out of over 7100 it is about 1500. That's actually more than I expected. If I ignore those who are just voting it is 755 who posted.

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Noice! Can u share me the Details of it? Would to to check it out with HAFSql and maybe building a little frontend to it :) would be a neat little project.

It's pretty simple:

select count(*)
from Accounts a
join followers f on f.following='steevc' and f.follower=a.name
where a.last_vote_time >= '2025-01-01'
or
a.last_root_post >= '2025-01-01'

Hey! That would be interesting!

Ah, cool! Never thought of that!
I'm one of 755!

Also interesting to see the same over your following.
That way you can see the retention of the people you followed.

I'd been meaning to check this and it's pretty easy really. I've collected those followers over many years and I expected a lot to have dropped off. I wonder how many abandoned accounts are still voting.

If they have the automated hive vote, they could be considered active even if they vote daily (or follow a trail)

I think there will be a lot using Hive Vote, but not checking their accounts. They may have nice rewards to claim. A few will have lost their keys.

can you check mine :)

986 in total, 454 posting.

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Given that typical "active usage" on membership sites runs about 5-6% across web forums and the like, that's not too bad, actually...

I think others have run stats on activity. We have lost so many users and don't get enough new ones to really build the activity up.

We lack one key thing other "social" platforms have: an effective peer-to-peer message system. A way to do "relationship marketing." A way for me so send you a message saying "hey Steve, haven't seen you in a while, hope you're OK!" to ping "dead" accounts.

We have messaging in peakd and some other dapps, but that relies on people looking at it. If people drop off then we may lose touch.

Still, where are the remaining ones?
Hey, could you help someone track their first ever post via HiveSQL?

I found yours

Query is:

select *
from Comments c
where c.author ='katerinaramm'
and c.depth=0
order by c.created

Thank you so much!!
Oh I really should start using HiveSQL!!
!BEER
@curamax please let Steve know if you will need your first post or if you somehow managed to find it