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I reported your peculiarity only as a “fun fact”, without attaching any consideration. Undoubtedly, the analysis that we do here is more curiosities, and it is not intended to do a scrutiny. I'm planning to readjust the filters you used, to try to stop counting members who don't give anyone merits, especially on the second level. <…> DdmrDdmr is the only one who received merit from each of the top three users he sent merits <…> Now you’ve got me "Merit Treeing" with my DB for all merited accounts (not just top 20 merited accounts).I reported your peculiarity only as a “fun fact”, without attaching any consideration. I didn't even bother to notice that EFS sent 150 merits to users who didn’t send back a single merit. The reality is that merit distribution criteria are not under scrutiny here (and it would really hard to scrutinise your own, particularly). <…> DdmrDdmr is the only one who received merit from each of the top three users he sent merits <…> Now you’ve got me "Merit Treeing" with my DB for all merited accounts (not just top 20 merited accounts). Without detailing all the cases (unless someone wants it), I make it:Code: Jan 2022 -> 1 case If we aggregate the whole of 2022 (so far) as one, we get 8 cases on the whole (flat table tree): Code: rn1 UserFrom UserTo nMeritsL1 rn2 UserToFrom nMeritsL2 <…> That’s how I interpreted it, being part of the derived curiosity for me determining how often the case was encountered.
Well... it's 11 and not 10. Thanks for the alert, post corrected.
DdmrDdmr is the only one who received merit from each of the top three users he sent merits to I also added this observation to the summary of the post, which I found very interesting. Thanks. Only 10 users, from the top 20, received merit from the users they gave again. Can you find out who they were
DdmrDdmr is the only one who received merit from each of the top three users he sent merits to Merits Tree August'22 Small Summary: In August for the first time this year @The Pharmacist took first place in this tree, with more merits distributed. Only 11 users, from the top 20, received merit from the users they gave again. Can you find out who they were? DdmrDdmr is the only one who received merit from each of the top three users he sent merits to. Description: FIRST USER > TOP THREE OF FIRST USER (NO. MERITS RECEIVED FROM PREVIOUS LEVEL) > TOP THREE OF SECOND USERS (NO. MERITS RECEIVED FROM PREVIOUS LEVEL) List Order: From the first user with the most merits given this month, to the number 20th user with the most merits given.
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