Current Situation:

• Wikidata tracks the number of active editors with 1 or more edits in the past 30 days.
• Wikibase Cloud does not currently track this exact metric but has a ticket open to begin doing so. They intend to track monthly casual and active users separately, counting all actions (not just edits) and excluding bots.
• Wikibase Suite shows active editors from a special stats page, but this does not align with the "1 or more edits" threshold and may use different logic or definitions.
• We have access to the wbs meta data pipeline, but it is unclear whether this metric is currently calculated in parity with other teams.

Goal:

• Confirm whether Wikibase Suite is currently tracking the number of active editors (defined as users with 1 or more edits in the past 30 days).
• If not, adjust or add tracking logic via the wbs meta data pipeline to ensure alignment with the approach used in Wikidata and proposed in Wikibase Cloud.
• Flag differences in definition or logic and propose next steps for harmonization.

Acceptance Criteria:

• Confirm whether active editor count (1+ edits in last 30 days) is being tracked.
• Ensure the following logic is applied (or document how our implementation differs):
  • Rolling 30-day window not a thing anymore
  • User must have made at least 1 edits
  • Only human editors (exclude bots)
• If current tracking is not aligned, update or extend the wbs meta data pipeline logic.
• Submit metric output at both:
  • Per-instance level (e.g. per Suite deployment)
  • Aggregated macro level (e.g. across Suite deployments)
• Document current calculation method if different from the standard definition and share options with PM for feedback.

Notes:

• Wikibase Suite’s current stats page uses a broader definition of "active editor" that may include users with only 1 edit.
• There is a TODO note in the image to review how logs-based calculations currently work—this should be included in the investigation.