<?xml version="1.0"?> <api> <query> <users> <user name="Penrithpanthers" missing="" /> <user name="SATidball" editcount="96" registration="2010-09-25T00:30:16Z" gender="male" /> </users> </query> </api>
<?xml version="1.0"?> <api> <query> <users> <user name="Katr67" editcount="4" registration="2010-12-10T08:09:19Z" gender="unknown" /> <user name="Valfontis" editcount="53627" registration="2006-01-06T10:23:49Z" gender="unknown"> <groups> <g>autoreviewer</g> <g>reviewer</g> <g>rollbacker</g> </groups> </user> </users> </query> </api>
2010/12/14 Raymond Yee <raymond.yee@gmail.com>:In computing statistics for many recent accounts, I have these assumptions to be true for the vast majority of accounts. I'm puzzled, however, for accounts in which one or both assumptions are wrong. An example is User:Katr67You probably hit an account rename here. Edits are reattributed for those, but I guess the editcount isn't updated for that, and of course the registration timestamp will be different too. Roan Kattouw (Catrope)