Top 500 CR4 Users

No comment.

Interesting graphic. Do the locations of the bubbles have any significance?

The closer to the center, the older the join date of the CR4 User. Other than that, no.

There are medications now that make fixations like this far less of an issue which when used with proper counseling can allow for most people live a near normal life.

Judging by your avatar, you need more meds, and a LOT more therapy!!

Then you'd be more "normal".

At least the oldest farts tend to be in the outer infernal circles....

And the 500 can be found where?

This bubble collection is weird without no details

Top 500 CR4 Users

Look at your profile. The join year corresponds to the color (legend is on the top left of the graphic); and the size of the bubble corresponds to the number of posts.

Mouse over each bubble for information relative to it.

How do you move up on that list?

How do you move up on that list?

How do you move up on that list?

How do you move up on that list? (ok, I'm getting bored now)

How do you move up on that list? SQUIRREL!!

How do you move up you ask....?,.... well somebody must die.

Kinda like moving up through a company.

Watch your back lyn!

It's not his back he should be worried about..... did you see the gift I bought lyn?

If this could be updated in real time, with each circle brightening when a post is made, you could get a slo-mo simulation of convection cells. Next student project, step right up!

!!

Yes, that sounds about right.

I turned that on this afternoon and just left it on as background "music".

Decent screen saver, too. Some pseudonyms that turned up included Merle Haggard and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.

I do that with it, too. I've never tried Tornado's screen saver idea. I might, now that he's brought it to my attention.

I don't like background music, but the randomness of those tones is very soothing.

Prolific posting produces proof positive pontificating people pose probable peril post perusal precipitating pain prognosis perduring past personal palinode precautions.....

Preposterous!

Provocateur!

Pompous!

Pomegranate Pile!

No need for name calling, you pompous pig!

The word "pompous" has already been taken, but we could still discuss the pink panther that propounded this post. Just not for long, though, because some other words have been taken.

Pitiful!

Purposely pedantic perchance?

Ooooooh, nice one.

That's just a bowl of pea soup.

Well you did at least add an "a" instead of an "e", for which I am personally quite thankful!!

Otherwise I might have been a bit "Pissed off!"

Nicely done S.E. Thanks!! That gave me a nice Friday chuckle.

Nice graphic! But why does it remind me of The Nine Circles of Hell???

Really interesting, many thanks for your time and trouble.

GA

Very interesting - thank you.

Maybe you can find some free time for a similar top based on the number of good/almost good answers - it would be another interesting statistic.

I'm retired, what excuse do the other layabouts on list have?

Looks like a bowl of Kellogg's "Fruit Loops" to me...

Well, given who we are, it probably IS a bowl of "fruit loops".

But I don't think that was the OP's frame of reference, regardless.

Notice: Only two P's. (Well, 3, if you count this one.) We seem to be imroving.

Very cool application of Tableau!

Personally I am impressed by what you've done, albeit a couple posts seem to sneer at your efforts.

I am not sure what conclusions one draws from the results of your particular exercise - on the face of it Lyn tops the list by sheer numbers - and well done! - but any regular user of CR4 will know that a lot on 'one-liners' are included, in fact quite often 'one-word' posts.

That is not meant as a criticism of Lyn, more of the weight you attach to the value of the table say compared to a 'word-count' of the content if that was available - not that would be of credit if pages of text are 'copied' in.

The important thing for me is that you have drawn my attention to a useful web-site I didn't know existed - so I have bookmarked it as it looks as though it might come in handy one day. Thanks.

...and fitting that Lyn is at the opposite end of the spectrum from Kramarat!

May his tortured soul rest forever, in peace.

Wow, I made the list, right hand side, big light purple dot below the big pink dot. To the 'East' of Phoenix 911.

Is that in the deserts of Arizona?

there goes the neighborhood.

I remember when it was just corn fields and pastures.

_{( . . . Legolaz made it in there too . . . )}

The good news just keeps on coming...

_{(....yes.....still right here.....)}

Interesting chart. I didn't find myself which is no problem, but wondered why there are circles with no name that are bigger that some with names.

"why there are circles with no name that are bigger that some with names."

Probably because the circle is smaller than the space needed for that name.

You are directly above JohnDG.

No, below and to the right. Hadn't thought about the cursor. I'm holding all you heavy guys up!

Long name?

I feel as if I'm going around in circles ?.......

He replied, shut up, or, I'll nail your other foot to the floor.

jt.

(p.s. Had a short holiday in hospital, missed the wife and CR4,
... but I'm alright nnooooooowwww!)

The whole thread reminds me of the answer I got when I asked the custodian of one of NYC's premier STEM high schools if he had peoblems with the students vandalizing the bathroom fixtures: "No, about the only problem is the water on the floor; the students are very careful to disassemble the fixtures neatly and not damage them."

This was in the mid-1980's.

Tell me, do you have any advice to catch up No.1?

First you'll need a flux capacitor, than an old De Lorean....

Sorry, but it looked so go I ate it!

Has anyone see the dish I made up for the dog?

^{Actually it does look good.}