> and 150 that exceed his best ever of a paltry 69

Now let's look at the details and eliminate the decline in votes over the years.

My 5 best rated post are

Your best nodes per year

I must admit I expected a bigger gap between Great BUK vs mini me.

(Even that I personally don't give much about the up-vote stats and all their flaws, I'm afraid this might really hurt your ego ... sorry! )

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
Wikisyntax for the Monastery FootballPerl is like chess, only without the dice

*) minus my up-vote to see the result

update

and to be fair your negative posts per year 

{
  2002 => 5,
  2003 => 15,
  2004 => 38,
  2005 => 109,
  2006 => 41,
  2007 => 21,
  2008 => 18,
  2009 => 13,
  2010 => 91,
  2011 => 49,
  2012 => 32,
  2013 => 19,
  2014 => 6,
  2015 => 17,
  2016 => 25,
  2017 => 10,
  2018 => 10,
  2019 => 4,
}

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That's 294 since I joined, almost 4 times more than "paltry" me.

In reply to Re^8: Something changed the creation time/date of all my posts? by LanX
in thread Something changed the creation time/date of all my posts? by BrowserUk

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