I would like to know how many possible users that are online and posting on average basis of a certain period. Include too those new topics and new members if possible.
It would be a very complicated things to scrap and observe data (as said, I am not a data scraper). The forum has its hidden page for
Who is online?. Data on the page includes: Guest, online users, and hidden ones. I don't know why and how people can hidden their online stats.
And is it also possible to get data on what time of forum users had recorded high?
How many could it be bounty hunters and users that are here to learn and join cryptocurrency discussions without asking something like a reward.
You can look at
patrol pages and randomly choose 10 bounty hunters from it. Next step is visiting their post histories to find out whether they post something beyond bounty reports or have any contributions on the forum. I doubt they are not.
More details on patrol pages:
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| | | Patrol | | | | | |
| | | Recent posts | | | Last 100 recent posts (from all accounts) | | |
| | | Patrol | | | Last 200 recent posts (from Newbie accounts) | | |
| | | No-bounty patrol | | | Last 200 recent posts (from Newbie accounts (outside bounty threads) | | |
| | | Customized recent posts | | | Last 100 recent posts (from all accounts) in a specific board (ex: 1 ~ Bitcoin discussion) | | |
| | | No-bounty customized patrol | | | Last 200 recent posts (from Newbie accounts (outside bounty threads) (ex: 1 ~ Bitcoin discussion) | | |