Does anyone know if there's a way to get statistics for the review queues for the last day, week, month, quarter, etc., the same way we can get statistics for rep, edits, etc. for those periods?
@Gryphon I am not sure what you mean, but you can look at your profile under "all actions" > "reviews" to get basically the same overview you can get over your "revisions" (edits).
@Secespitus Not quite what I'd meant. I had been thinking of something like the User Reputation Leagues, where you could measure your relative progress over various timescales against that of other users.
@Gryphon But that's only rep, not edits as far as I know. And I don't think you will find anything like that for reviews. At least not easily accessible.
@Secespitus I definitely recall seeing something similar for edits, recently, and I had thought you'd directed me to it, but I can't seem to find it now.
Now I'm wondering about the weather effects on an earth that is literally a full-scale version of a walnut, covered by massive mountain ranges and a deep dip.
Not necessarily around the equator, though. It would be more interesting if it was angled.
@Gryphon Maybe it was just a blissful dream. Or you are referring to this overview which is kind of like a leaderboard, just without the "dropped 3 places" style of that other leaderboard.
The closest thing for reviews is the normal review stats overview, which gives you daily competition and all-time.
Slime molds have aspects of that, viruses another. You're sort of describing a being with a static recompiler (e.g. see Unicorn/Capstone/Keystone emulation tool universes) and librarianship sense to it without having decided yet at what cost and fidelity it keeps those handy, or with what fidelit...
@Hosch fair points, but one could probably find a better way to make noise/attract mates than punching holes in the things that let you get away from predators.
@Fox I guess if the dodo evolved, this could too? I mean, anything that's stupid enough to let you walk up to it and wring its neck when you just did that to its entire family in front of you...
1. This is definitely off topic, but from a new user, so I don't want it to be closed. I flagged for mod attention to migrate to Italian LanguageSE. Could you do the same?
2. Pop into Conlang Chat and then respond to this comment by telling me what to do to make it less broad/POB. I feel like it won't work for some reason, even if CuriousDannii thinks so. I'd just like to have some idea of how to phrase it, since the extent of the question was that comment
The worldbuilding for GoldenAlliance is too info-dump/I have no idea what you're talking about. So I'm starting a new draft containing the worldbuilding about that as a precursor.
I just looked, I've written 623 answers :D Even more scary is that I've not written many at all for the last few years. That was all while I was helping bootstrap the site. :)
hmm, those "successful works" questions are tricky...because I've had stuff published and it's used stuff learned from worldbuilding....but there is no specific question they relate to
@TimB You had a whole lot of good answers right at the beginning. . . (Not that your answers now aren't!) I think you had the highest rep on the site for quite some time.
@HDE226868 Yeah, I had the highest rep by a substantial margin, I think after I stepped back from answering it was getting on for a year before anyone overtook me. I might be miss-remembering though.
The Welcome to Worldbuilding.SE! page for new users is up and running. My next goal: An introduction to VTC reasons for new users. Why?
Because the help center page isn't all that clear. It could be just me, but the page (and linked pages) seem to be a bit of a forest for new users.
Becasue ...
@James I have close to 50% of your answers in close to 50% of the time (though I don't know how Area 51 counts into that membership stat on the site). Still, I wouldn't say that you have "only" over 200 answers
@FoxElemental The formatting for the Golden Alliance draft is kind of hard for me to read, but that's a style thing, and I'm sure others would like it. I quite enjoyed the Teyset draft, although more details would be wonderful. A set of stories similar to my Quenaunor ones would be a great way to explore that world (wink wink, nudge nudge).