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And this query shows percentages rather than absolute numbers.

Another outcome, which can IMO be considered a success is when the migrated question was closed as a duplicated. After all, this means that the OP was directed to a place where their question is already answered. Here is a query where also duplicate closures are included.

And again, a query showing percentages rather than counts.

In the graphs below I have excluded 2024 - we're in January, the stats for such short period are not comparable with previous years. (But the queries can be used for any period)

And this query shows percentages rather than absolute numbers.

Another outcome, which can IMO be considered a success is when the migrated question was closed as a duplicated. After all, this means that the OP was directed to a place where their question is already answered. Here is a query where also duplicate closures are included.

And again, a query showing percentages rather than counts.

In case it might be interesting for somebody, it is possible to look at the migrated questions in a specific tag (on the target site).

Another outcome, which can IMO be considered a success is when the migrated question was closed as a duplicated. After all, this means that the OP was directed to a place where their question is already answered. Here is a query where also duplicate closures are included.

And again, a query showing percentages rather than counts.

Another outcome, which can IMO be considered a success is when the migrated question was closed as a duplicated. After all, this means that the OP was directed to a place where their question is already answered. Here is a query where also duplicate closures are included.

And again, a query showing percentages rather than counts.

In case it might be interesting for somebody, it is possible to look at the migrated questions in a specific tag (on the target site).

One should be able to find migrated questions from SEDE. (Not the deleted ones - so you won't find here rejected migrations, with the exception with the ones which are still not deleted.)

In case it might be interesting for somebody, it is possible to look at the migrated questions in a specific tag (on the target site).

One should be able to find migrated questions from SEDE. But not the deleted ones - so you won't find here rejected migrations, with the exception with the ones which are still not deleted.

In case it might be interesting for somebody, it is possible to look at the migrated questions in a specific tag (on the target site).

Another outcome, which can IMO be considered a success is when the migrated question was closed as a duplicated. After all, this means that the OP was directed to a place where their question is already answered. Here is a query where also duplicate closures are included.

And again, a query showing percentages rather than counts.