We gave that some consideration, but the queries weren't all that interesting. The vast majority of those lists (something like 80%) consist of people with only one post. To illustrate this, here are the top tens for those queries:
Would be neat to be able to see the pps and ppc values for an individual... I don't make either of those lists, but I'd be interested what my averages are.
Interesting. Perhaps you could aggregate the numbers by time and compare the relative rates of change in karma and subissions for different time periods?
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We gave that some consideration, but the queries weren't all that interesting. The vast majority of those lists (something like 80%) consist of people with only one post. To illustrate this, here are the top tens for those queries:
Like baseball statistics, these are only interesting if you have a minimum number of at-bats.
Add a cutoff of, say, 10 comments or 10 posts...
Done. I set a minimum of 10 comments or 10 submissions to get on the list:
http://searchyc.com/top/points_per_submission
http://searchyc.com/top/points_per_comment
Would be neat to be able to see the pps and ppc values for an individual... I don't make either of those lists, but I'd be interested what my averages are.
Now when you search for your username on searchyc.com, you can see your stats: http://searchyc.com/Xichekolas
I'll look into that when I have some time.
Interesting. Perhaps you could aggregate the numbers by time and compare the relative rates of change in karma and subissions for different time periods?
It might be interesting to see a scatter plot of number of submissions/comments vs. average points per submission/comment.
What would be really cool is if you opened up a simple API or just the raw data so we could go wild with it :)