Hi,

Sorry, but any list of top 50 all time monks that has eyepopslikeamosquito in third place has no credibility.

The script run posted above deliberately excluded non-active monks and low-posting monks, to produce as close to accurate a picture as possible of those who are here and active now.

Here are the top 20 plus Lanx and eyepopslikeamosquito, without limit on posts or recent activity: 

$ perl xpe.pl --sort_by posts --order desc --limit 20 --force eyepopsl
+ikeamosquito --force LanX

+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+-----------------+
| Pos | St. | Monk name    |  XP  |     Level      |  Age  | XP/Age | 
+Posts | XP/Posts |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+-----------------+
|    1   325 cguevara        6,243       Vicar (15)   5,222   0.8050  
+     5  726.4000 |
|    2    72 uksza          24,593       Canon (20)   6,099   4.0883  
+    45  478.7444 |
|    3    95 lepetitalbert  19,350       Abbot (19)   5,682   3.3623  
+    80  206.3625 |
|    4   176 SankoR         10,732       Prior (17)   5,810   1.5591  
+    39  200.6923 |
|    5   168 bojinlund      11,373       Prior (17)   3,639   3.0385  
+    48  199.0313 |
|    6   239 ablanke         8,048      Parson (16)   1,822   4.5319  
+    36  198.2500 |
|    7    44 roho           34,378  Chancellor (21)   7,054   5.0615  
+   180  171.3944 |
|    8    30 Perlbotics     44,268      Bishop (22)   5,005   9.6570  
+   449   93.0189 |
|    9   482 shriken         4,352      Priest (14)   6,217   0.2315  
+    15   82.9000 |
|   10    24 Gavin          47,608      Bishop (22)   5,548   9.3515  
+   626   71.6198 |
|   11   100 gryphon        18,353       Abbot (19)   7,592   2.2191  
+   221   65.8688 |
|   12    71 scorpio17      24,626       Canon (20)   5,202   4.8996  
+   339   64.9705 |
|   13    62 TStanley       25,760       Canon (20)   7,619   3.3343  
+   474   46.3091 |
|   14   457 jaredor         4,549      Priest (14)   4,591   0.5680  
+    51   44.1863 |
|   15    73 hsmyers        24,328       Canon (20)   7,402   3.2253  
+   526   39.2148 |
|   16   218 bibliophile     8,810      Parson (16)   6,968   0.8846  
+   142   37.5070 |
|   17   171 ajt            10,948       Prior (17)   7,177   1.1868  
+   202   36.4332 |
|   18   161 pme            12,231   Monsignor (18)   7,215   1.3832  
+   258   33.4244 |
|   19    43 FunkyMonk      35,063  Chancellor (21)   5,136   7.3217  
+ 1,024   31.7334 |
|   20   148 dvergin        12,918   Monsignor (18)   7,774   1.3445  
+   311   29.0386 |
|   27    32 eyepopslikeam  42,756      Bishop (22)   6,902   6.5909  
+ 1,718   22.8783 |
|  110     8 LanX           68,269    Cardinal (24)   4,637  16.4581  
+10,112    6.5220 |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+-----------------+

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I'd be very interested to hear your theory on how such low-posting monks achieved such heights of XP and sainthood. Votebot? Login-bot?


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