CS Dashboard — March 2026

Reporting period: Mar 1 – 31, 2026

Generated: April 8, 2026
Internal use only
Total interactions
153
▲ +5 vs Feb (+3.3%)
148 in March 2026
Avg FRT (Discord)
37 min
8 ticketed
Based on 8 ticketed interactions
Top query type
Gendrop / Claims
★ New #1 category in Mar
33 interactions · 21.6%
Active moderators
4
▲ Discord +52%
Mar 2026
Volume breakdown
Platform breakdown
Telegram 83 Twitter 24 Discord 32 Email 14
Query type breakdown — all 13 categories
Daily volume — March 2026
User activity by hour (UTC)
Peak activity: UTC 06:00–07:00 · 24 interactions (17% of daily total)
Based on local times converted to UTC · All platforms · Mar 1–31, 2026
Team & audience
Moderator activity
Honora
60
60
Alvaro
41
41
Dustin
33
33
Mitu
14
14
Peak activity by timezone
Americas
75 · 51%
75
Europe / MENA
60 · 41%
60
Asia-Pacific
13
13
America/New_York · America/Sao_Paulo · Europe/Istanbul · Asia/Hong_Kong
0 unknown / unclassified timezones
Platform comparison
Platform volume — Feb vs Mar 2026
February 2026 · 148 total March 2026 · 153 total · hover bars for % change
Executive summary
·153 total interactions logged in March across 4 platforms — a 3.3% increase from February's 148. Telegram led with 54%, Discord grew to 21% (+52% vs Feb), Twitter at 16%, and Email at 9%.
·Gendrop / Claims (21.6%) overtook Ticker Change as the #1 query type, driven by post-upgrade claims confusion and paused claim periods. OM Token/MANTRA Coin (19%) and Collaboration/Marketing (17%) followed.
·Discord FRT averaged 37 minutes across 8 ticketed interactions — higher than February's 20 minutes, driven by complex Gendrop and OMies tickets.
·User activity peaked at UTC 06:00–07:00 (24 interactions), aligning with morning hours across Americas and EMEA. Asia-Pacific activity grew significantly to 26% of total interactions (up from 9% in February).
·Users were most active from the Americas (47%), Europe/MENA (27%), and Asia-Pacific (26%) — a much more balanced timezone distribution than February.
·Compared to February, Discord surged +52% (21→32), Email grew +17% (12→14), while Telegram fell −6% (88→83) and Twitter declined −11% (27→24).