if we assume that all Monks behave the same in terms of how deep into a thread they would be likely to post
Agreed, but I tend to tire easily, whereas BrowserUk tends to be tenacious. My guess is his XP/Posts would crush mine if deep posts were excluded:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------- +-----------------+ | Pos | St. | Monk name | XP | Level | Age | XP/Age | +Posts | XP/Posts | +--------------------------------------------------------------------- +-----------------+ | 1 2 BrowserUk 159,881 Pope (28) 4,971 36.0644 +22,404 6.9144 | | 8 20 toolic 43,023 Bishop (22) 3,130 14.7489 + 3,597 11.0906 |

In reply to Re^3: Ranking the Saints by XP Efficiency by toolic
in thread Ranking the Saints by XP Efficiency by 1nickt

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