Like for example if I wanted to find all threads where franky1 and LoyceV BOTH have posts in the thread, or all threads where gmaxwell and myself BOTH have posts in the thread?
Oh no, I guess is this for making one more franky-related topic
Nah. This has nothing to do with franky1 at all.
Mostly, I'm just curious about threads and conversations that
I've participated in the past with various other users that have been around for a few years. However, once I started thinking about having this as an available tool, I started coming up with additional use cases. That's when I finally decided that I'd ask and if nobody else had something like this (or was willing to create it) then I'd probably end up doing it myself.
That way we are just pouring more gasoline on fire and result will be new walls of his posts
I've had some good conversations with franky1 in the past, and he and I agree on a lot of details. However, whenever we disagree, he seems to forget every conversation we've ever agreed on and decides that I'm in some conspiracy against him. I can't control his worldview or his paranoia, but I see no reason to eliminate him from the forum. The rest of us just need to make sure to post enough facts, details, and sources so that any newbie that stumbles across his misleading posts can tell the difference. At least he's not a signature ad spammer.
I'd keep 100 franky1's around if it meant I could ban everyone participating in an ad campaign.Maybe TryNinja could help with command you would need to enter to get results you want.
Wasn't aware of TryNinja's stuff. I'll definitely be looking into that over the next couple of weeks. It may not be what I'm wanting for this particular question, but it looks like he's got some interesting stuff out there overall.
or loycev archives like here
1 ,
2 and find the matching topic id.
I forgot I made those, this makes it so much faster! A quick fix:
comm -12 <(wget -qO- https://loyce.club/archive/members/45/459836.html | grep '<FONT COLOR=gray>' | cut -d'=' -f4 | cut -d'.' -f1 | sort -u) <(wget -qO- https://loyce.club/archive/members/6/65837.html | grep '<FONT COLOR=gray>' | cut -d'=' -f4 | cut -d'.' -f1 | sort -u) | sort -n | sed s/^/'https:\/\/bitcointalk.org\/index.php?topic='/
...
It includes deleted posts though, and excludes hidden boards, but it seems to work
all threads where gmaxwell and myself BOTH have posts in the thread?
comm -12 <(wget -qO- https://loyce.club/archive/members/1/11425.html | grep '<FONT COLOR=gray>' | cut -d'=' -f4 | cut -d'.' -f1 | sort -u) <(wget -qO- https://loyce.club/archive/members/6/60820.html | grep '<FONT COLOR=gray>' | cut -d'=' -f4 | cut -d'.' -f1 | sort -u) | sort -n | sed s/^/'https:\/\/bitcointalk.org\/index.php?topic='/
...
This is great. Those were really just meant to be examples and not specifically the pairs I was looking for, but thanks for the demonstration! I'll play around with this a bit this afternoon. Glad I asked here before I spent a bunch of time trying to capture this data.
and the social drama continues. now with danny joining in..
care to share what you wish to use this for?
im guessing you want to set up some narrative that i only discuss certain topics with certain people
See what I mean?
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Nah. This has nothing to do with franky1 at all.
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I've had some good conversations with franky1 in the past, and he and I agree on a lot of details. However, whenever we disagree, he seems to forget every conversation we've ever agreed on and decides that I'm in some conspiracy against him. I can't control his worldview or his paranoia, but I see no reason to eliminate him from the forum. The rest of us just need to make sure to post enough facts, details, and sources so that any newbie that stumbles across his misleading posts can tell the difference. At least he's not a signature ad spammer.
I'd keep 100 franky1's around if it meant I could ban everyone participating in an ad campaign.
ill tell you the posts i interacted with LoyceV on:
This really isn't helpful and isn't what I'm looking for at all. Thank you for contributing to this thread, but perhaps you didn't notice when I said:
"Like
for example if I wanted to find all threads where..."
or where I said:
"Mostly, I'm just curious about threads and conversations that I've participated in the past with various other users that have been around for a few years..."
