Comment by pooperNickel@lemm.ee on Green Party to use Waka-Jumping law to eject Darleen Tana from Parliament

UniversalMonk@lemmy.world “Socialist Mormon Satanist” stats pulled @ 10/23/2024, 5:37:52 PM EDT

Account created 76 days ago (8/8/2024, 9:21:38 PM EDT)
6,200 submissions (= 1,973 posts + 4,227 comments)
81.6 avg submissions / day
11.8 mins avg time between submissions (assuming 8 hrs of sleep / day)
88,431 downvotes accrued (0.20 u:d ratio)
- -71,020 net reputation score
- ~ 1.2 mins between downvotes on avg
- ~ 15.1 avg downvotes / submission
  - ~ 13.4 avg downvotes / comment
  - ~ 19.7 avg downvotes / post
  - ~ -11.6 avg reputation score / comment
  - ~ -13.5 avg reputation score / post
~ 16 typed pages (3,811 words) written / day
- 230,648 total words written as comments, 58,957 total words written in posts
- ~ 76 mins / day writing comments (40 words / min)
- ~ 32 mins / day making posts (40 words / min + 30 secs / post)
~ 137 hrs commenting/posting in 76 days, which breaks down to:
- ~ 108 mins / day
- 11.3% of their waking hours

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Top 10 duplicate submissions (of 625 exact matches and 317 which are 70%+ similar)

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