Recognizing long-time users

I got email, that @rhall have posted, but I cant see it here?

@revote when a post is blocked and then unblocked it appears in the order in which it was originally sent. It is the first comment :-)

Gotcha 😃

I am not trying to deny your awesome tips, definitely no, but I would like to add that many of them sounds like super user program 😃  

All long term users are not super users, and all of super users are not long term users. 

You have to keep in mind both groups.

@revote indeed. But to be honest, I don’t think simply having registered a long time ago deserves being rewarded. So I took it as meaning long time, regular users. But I may have misunderstood I guess.

@revote actually, with this in mind I am actually putting together some code to produce some user stats to be shown to staff in a custom page. These stats will show things like posts/page views per day and other bits and pieces like that. This sort of thing would help identify long term regular users. 

I think best aproach would be that long term users who participates sometimes are one group and users who participates more they are in their own group and they should be membered more than the first ones. And then there are the superusers.

Something like this.

Please share this with us 😃

@revote - When I have it working I will probably put a tutorial together. It essentially involves using AWS Lambda to query the BI Connector data, dumping daily stats in JSON into an S3 bucket and then creating an API to bring the JSON into the custom page. Then producing a user interface to show that data. 

I’m currently working on the Lambda part. It’s looking like it will be possible, but I’ve not got it working end to end yet.

^I dont understand at all 😃 I am looking forward anyways!