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I think it would be interesting to see quantitatively how the community was impacted by your list. In retrospect a less strange question would be How many logg
by falsestprophet 18y ago
I think it would be interesting to see quantitatively how the community was impacted by your list.
In retrospect a less strange question would be How many logged in visitors who saw your story upmodded it? But, that is a harder question to answer.
I hopped my alternative question would be easier to answer.
- pg 18y agoIn retrospect a less strange question would be How many logged in visitors who saw your story upmodded it? But, that is a harder question to answer. Actually that's one of the easier questions to answer. All I have to do is look at people who voted on items created since that time, which is easy to find because items have sequential ids. The number of users who've voted on an item with an id over 250700 (and who presumbably all saw that link and could have voted it up) is 1348.
- falsestprophet 18y agoThat is a pretty elegant solution. I am almost embarrassed I didn't consider it. To save everyone else the math, 378/1348 = .28.