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Channel health

The Channel health module analyses each channel’s activity and flags the ones that are overloaded, under-used or completely dead.


State What it signals
Healthy The message rate and author count are consistent.
Overloaded Too many messages per hour: conversations trip over each other.
Under-used The channel exists but barely serves.
Dead No activity at all.

A channel can be excluded from the health analysis when its low volume is normal (announcements, archives).


Clicking a channel opens the detailed view, over 7, 30 or 90 days.

  • Messages, Share of the server and rank among channels.
  • Unique authors and average per active day.
  • Active days and average messages per day.
  • Voice minutes for a voice channel.
  • The activity trend over the period, with the peak and its date.
  • The top contributors, clickable to open the member’s file.
  • Activity hours: a heatmap of messages by day and by hour (UTC), with the peak slot.
  • Daily detail as a table.

The channel’s contributors, ranked by volume.

  • Counters for attachments, replies and bot messages.
  • Pinned messages and active threads, with their message and member counts, and their locked or archived state.
  • The channel’s latest messages.
  • Deleted messages and edited messages.
  • Most deleted authors and recent deletions.
  • Channel settings: category, creation date, slowmode, visibility, active threads, pinned messages, ID, type, position, NSFW, bitrate, user limit and topic.
  • Permissions per role.
  • Change history: the channel’s and its permissions’ changes, with their author.

Some views say Enable message logging to see this data. They depend on the index of the Message search page.