Stats and privacy in depth: the Server stats page
Read the Server stats page of the dashboard, see top listeners and DJs, choose if member stats are shown, and what turning tracking off does.
The dashboard has a Server stats page. It shows how your server listens to music.
What the page shows
Pick a Period at the top. The page shows:
- Listening time, with the change compared with the period before.
- The number of songs played, the different listeners, the most listeners at once, and the songs played to the end.
- A chart of the listening time per day.
- When your server listens: a weekly map by hour, in your time zone.
- A top of the month: songs or artists.
Top members
Use Rank by to switch between Listeners and DJs. Listeners are ranked by listening time. DJs are ranked by the songs they added. Click a member to see their listening.
Show or hide member stats
A server manager can turn per-member stats on or off on the same page, then save. When they are off, the page shows Member stats are off instead of the top members.
Who can see it
Any member of the server can see Server stats and Leveling in a read-only view. Settings stay with the managers. See Dashboard access and modules.
Your own tracking
Each member decides about their own data with the « Listening tracking » setting in Profile › My listening. It turns the tracking of their listening (history, XP and stats) on or off, on every server. A member who turned it off no longer appears in the rankings, and what was already recorded about them (XP, levels, listening history and stats) is deleted on every server. Turning it back on starts a fresh record: the deleted data does not come back. See Listening stats and privacy.
Commands
/statsshows the stats of a member./serverstatsshows the stats of the server./rankand/leaderboardshow the level and the ranking.
Still stuck? Ask on the support server.