« first day (998 days earlier)      last day (2436 days later) » 

5:56 AM
Hello! Do you happen to know how to search for all messages by a specific user in a chat-room?
This Meta SE post does not have an answer since 2011 till today.
 
Unfortunately, I do not have a solution to that.
If the user does not post too many messages or if you know the approximate time, then trying their chat profile might help.
So for example if I wanted to see your messages from January, it's not that difficult to find the page where they start by trial and error: chat.stackexchange.com/users/29610?tab=recent&page=206
But in this way I see your messages from all rooms not from a specific room.
And it seems that what I wrote above is exactly the same thing as in the answer to this question: Is there some way to see all of a user's messages in a chat room?
@user21820 rene's answer to the same question provides some userscript. However, I am not familiar with using userscripts, so I can't test whether it is still working.
 
6:15 AM
Thanks for that, but I don't want to get results in the console so I guess I'll pass. I also didn't know that you could see multiple pages of recent messages; that's quite useful so thanks!
 
Yes, I sometimes use multiple pages of recent messages for a specific user when searching for something. (And sometimes just to see what a specific user has posted recently.)
I am not sure, but probably I learned about this from the post I linked above.
It's probably no surprise that in the past I was trying to find out whether I can somehow see all my messages in a specific room or something similar, so I have searched for something like that.
 
 
17 hours later…
11:29 PM
in CRUDE, 7 hours ago, by amWhy
@MartinSleziak I am not, nor have I implied that no question ever should be edited by another. There is currently no consensus on what "a question abandoned by the OP" means. How do we operationalize "abandoned question?" And when a question is useful and worth keeping.
in CRUDE, 7 hours ago, by Martin Sleziak
Is there a consensus about anything? And in fact, the question does not have to be abandoned. I cannot find examples right away, but I remember several times when I edited context into the question based on the OP's comments under the question.
in CRUDE, 7 hours ago, by amWhy
@MartinSleziak I'm sorry; I'm not speaking about your actions with respect to your answerers and/or your edits.
in CRUDE, 7 hours ago, by Martin Sleziak
I don't really understand your last message. Do you mean answers rather than answerers?
in CRUDE, 7 hours ago, by amWhy
@MartinSleziak I'm not talking about unanimity, but when folks want to make a statement to the effect that, when if ever a question is interesting, potentially useful, and in particular abandoned by the OP, then no holds barred.
in CRUDE, 7 hours ago, by Martin Sleziak
Ok, I think I'll leave this to native speakers. I'm not really able to make heads and tails of this.
in CRUDE, 7 hours ago, by amWhy
Very well, @MartinSleziak
in CRUDE, 7 hours ago, by Martin Sleziak
If you want to see some cases where I tried to edit/improve a question (or ask for an advice how can I improve a question), you can find a few in this room.
in CRUDE, 31 secs ago, by Martin Sleziak
@amWhy I did not understood some of your messages, but it seems you asked me for a clear criterion what is abandoned post and what are useful answers (or useful questions). I do not have such a criterion, I think this is a judgement call.
in CRUDE, 32 secs ago, by Martin Sleziak
After all it is the same with closing and deleting. Not everybody would agree with the closing/deletion of posts menioned here. If somebody doesn't agree, they can simply not vote to close/delete, or actively vote to reopen/undelete (or even post on meta or discuss the issue here).
in CRUDE, 27 secs ago, by Martin Sleziak
I think it's basically the same with editing/improving posts. If I edit somebody's post, people who disagree with that can say so. And the fact that I mention such cases here in this room makes such actions easier to notice. (I have to admit this does not happen very frequently.)
in CRUDE, 31 secs ago, by Martin Sleziak
If you prefer, we can discuss this elsewhere. (If you feel I've digressed too far from the purpose of the room.
in CRUDE, 47 secs ago, by amWhy
@MartinSleziak Yes, you understand some of my messages correctly, in your comment.
 

« first day (998 days earlier)      last day (2436 days later) »