October is a month of crisp air, golden leaves, and Community at its coziest. Like a hometown harvest festival, the Alteryx Community is full of warmth and spirited participation. This month, our Top Contributors played the roles of festival favorites, solving problems, guiding the way, lifting spirits, and drawing crowds with their insights.
Problem solvers – Most solutions
The Apple Bobbers
Quick, precise, and always ready to dive in, these users are the ones who solve problems with skill and style. Their accurate answers surface fast, keeping the momentum going and the energy high.
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Top 3 users of October
@jrlindem – 30 solutions authored
@abacon – 18 solutions authored
@alexnajm – 14 solutions authored
Like Giver - Most Likes Given
The Corn Maze
In a field of questions, these users point others to the clearest path. Their accepted solutions provide just the right amount of direction, while also cutting through confusion like a shortcut through the maze.
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Top 3 users of October
@jrlindem – 124 liked given
@abacon – 102 likes given
@mkeiffer – 50 likes given
Prolific Posters – Most Replies
The Pumpkin Spice Latte
They’re the mood-lifters, bringing warmth to every thread! With every like, they sprinkle encouragement that keeps the Community motivated, connected, and full of good vibes.
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Top 3 users of October
@jrlindem – 140 replies
@dreldrel – 135 replies
@alexnajm – 75 replies
Peer reviewed – Most likes received
The Leaf Rakers
Always present, always helping to keep things neat and flowing. These contributors bring thoughtful replies that clean up confusion and keep conversations tidy, productive, and ready for more.
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Top 3 users of October
@jrlindem – 69 likes received
@alexnajm – 63 likes received
@abacon – 47 likes received
As the leaves fall and the seasons shift, we’re grateful for the Community members who keep showing up with care, consistency, and good cheer. A big thanks to our October Top Contributors for making this month a true harvest of knowledge and connection.
