On Tue, 2 Jul 2013 04:15:36 -0400 (EDT) Robyn Bergeron <rbergero@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > > A bit of background regarding this page: > > https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Statistics > > Once a week I get an automated email from a script that Paul has had > set up since his FPL days, which contains the following content: > * Updates for the total release connections section, which I use to > (with manual calculator work) update current release connections > info, and I also get info about direct downloads, which goes into the > direct downloads section of the wiki. > > Once a month, I also get an email with the following information > (example from end of June), which I also paste into the wiki: > > Fedoraproject.org visitors for 2013-06: 1877495 > Wiki edits for 2013-06: Total=6785, Unique=993 > > While this work is admittedly fairly tedious, I have found that doing > them in a batch of several at once is a bit more time efficient, as I > have to have the Stats page, my email, a calculator, the addition of > lots of commas, and the legacy statistics page on hand, and thus > until tonight I was about 4 weeks behind. (Have I mentioned just how > much I look forward to an automated version of this? :D) > > In any case: I was pasting in the numbers for May & June tonight - > and this is what the past few months of updates to the wiki, as well > as # of wiki updates from unique IPs, looks like: > > Period Total edits Edits from unique IPs > January 2013 5,262 771 > February 2013 2,807 544 > March 2013 3,489 621 > April 2013 6,416 804 > May 2013 23,359 1,172 > June 2013 6,785 993 > > A few points of interest: We normally see an uptick in the number of > total edits/unique IPs in the month of release - mostly due (I > suspect) to test days, TC/RC test matrices, etc. Our all-time high > was 17k in May 2010; since June 2011, the number has been relatively > steady, hovering between 2500 and 7k. > > So obviously - May is .... way, way, way out of the norm, beyond the > highest high we've ever had, and June seemed to settle back into a > more normal routine. > > Does anyone have any clue what happened in May? Did we have an > exorbitant amount of spam? (Or do we likely have an exorbitant amount > of spam still lingering on the wiki?) I tried using the > "contributions" history but didn't really come up with anything > (other than noticing that for "new accounts" - nothing shows up prior > to May 15 for the month of may). > > Thoughts? spammers. - If I had to wager a guess. -sv _______________________________________________ infrastructure mailing list infrastructure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/infrastructure
