As we all know the community eagerly awaits the weekly SEDE refresh with all our posted content so we can analyze, share-alike or train our Large Language Models.
The script that runs the refresh has seen some love over the past year and while it should have alerted SE staff by now, I will tell y...
I hope you don't mind that I took your query and ran it on every SE site. That should be a complete list of the (undeleted) question with the most most (undeleted) answers on every site (as of the last SEDE backup). — Henry Ecker18 hours ago
@MartinSleziak I assume Tags is a derived value and only stored in the Posts table for performance reasons. Therefor, what you see on the site is in the database. As you see the current tags on a deleted post you will see the current tags in the PostWithDeleted.Tags field. One way to verify if a post was edited after its deletion is to compare deletiondate and lasteditdate
@MartinSleziak this might be slightly more efficient due to joining. This works in this case because you want records where no equivalent records exist in the joined tables: data.stackexchange.com/askubuntu/query/1456091/…
Basically, sure. I can find the post that has had suggested edits to them. But then I'm back as looking at a suggested edit and not knowing how to can determine the difference between those being were made by anonymous or a deleted user..
I've been looking at the tables suggestededits and users because I'd like to find suggested edits made by deleted users. Not anonymous users. For anonymous users, I can just do an outer join on the users table and have users.id is null.
I'm looking here at just PostHistory with an event 5 (that is body edited). The text field will have the complete text for that new revision. I got the number of words by splitting the text on a single space. What I can do is find the previous revision, spilt on space to get that word count and then subtract the two. That is about it what can work for a single user.
There is now new SEDE room. Since some users pointed out various potential problems (different chatserver, inaccessible to users with no reputation on Meta Stack Exchange), it's probably worth keeping this one alive, too.
There is now new SEDE room. Since some users pointed out various potential problems (different chatserver, inaccessible to users with no reputation on Meta Stack Exchange), it's probably worth keeping this one alive, too.
@MartinSleziak out of curiosity, why meta? Another server = another site to check = bookmarked chat rooms I won't see by default so might not remember to visit... is there really more visible than here? Maybe, because of Tavern? Anyway, thanks, and I'll try to remember to check it regularly.
was mainly looking to see where I fell in the rankings of close voters on a site.someone got upset at a close vote I casted and accused me of being to quick to cast close votes so I just was wondering where i stood in the close vote rankings on the site.