We don't want any private data. We (Piwigo developers) need some technicals information (Piwigo version, PHP version, MySQL/MariaDB flavor, graphics library...) and also some general stats (number of photos, albums, users, administrators, tags, activities) as well as list of "public" extensions used (only the ones available on piwigo.org/ext).
Of course, we keep everything anonymous. We don't even know the origin url of the Piwigo sending its statistics.
With such statitstics, we (Piwigo developers) would be able to know the number of Piwigo installations (is it 10k, 100k or 1 million ?), the way Piwigo is used (single or multiple administrators), the average number of photos and albums... We would also be able to know if some features are used (user comments, ratings, history...).
Statistics about extensions would make it possible to show, on piwigo.org/ext how many active users each extension has, which version is used... Wordpress.org has that and it's crazy useful (in my opinion).
Let's say "once a week" send statistics to piwigo.org. This feature would be deactivable, but active by default. Here is an example of what would be sent:
Blocking a user prevents them from interacting with repositories, such as opening or commenting on pull requests or issues. Learn more about blocking a user.
We don't want any private data. We (Piwigo developers) need some technicals information (Piwigo version, PHP version, MySQL/MariaDB flavor, graphics library...) and also some general stats (number of photos, albums, users, administrators, tags, activities) as well as list of "public" extensions used (only the ones available on piwigo.org/ext).
Of course, we keep everything anonymous. We don't even know the origin url of the Piwigo sending its statistics.
With such statitstics, we (Piwigo developers) would be able to know the number of Piwigo installations (is it 10k, 100k or 1 million ?), the way Piwigo is used (single or multiple administrators), the average number of photos and albums... We would also be able to know if some features are used (user comments, ratings, history...).
Statistics about extensions would make it possible to show, on piwigo.org/ext how many active users each extension has, which version is used... Wordpress.org has that and it's crazy useful (in my opinion).
Let's say "once a week" send statistics to piwigo.org. This feature would be deactivable, but active by default. Here is an example of what would be sent: