I'd like to find fellow SE users who are most inclined to chat about a certain topic. For example, we can find out that this user said "Meteor" 35 times:
http://chat.stackoverflow.com/search?q=Meteor&user=3961546
How can I find the top users in chat (by simple frequency) for a given keyword?
Meant or not. It only seems backwards. By the current way the visited get more "attention" then the univisted ones. If I have a news roll, a feed or what ever I would "mark" unread posts more "clear" then univisited. To make them pop. That is the norm in most UI's as well. E.g. bold is unread, normal is read.
@ChrisForrence Alas, not a real trooper. The edit turned out to be purely formal. The first sentence of the edited post is "I'm trying to implement a file has Excel, conditional formatting".
user259867
11:32 PM
I remember, as a kid, waking up very early to make long-distance calls to relatives. Because it cost too much to call when they were awake.
Well, I remember when we got a phone number... That was exciting, going out with parents to buy a new shiny phone (rotary of course) and then trying it out.
@FamousBlueRaincoat I remember those days as well. Also, when I was a kid, local calls only required 5 digits, and the 214 area code (the Dallas area code) used to cover most of north texas
I'd like to find fellow SE users who are most inclined to chat about a certain topic. For example, we can find out that this user said "Meteor" 35 times:
http://chat.stackoverflow.com/search?q=Meteor&user=3961546
How can I find the top users in chat (by simple frequency) for a given keyword?
