Ever wanted to see only the posts that rate between certain number of shares or are strictly over/under certain number of shares? Well, now you can.
Here is a description:
Go to your feed, for example https://hubski.com/feed/yourUsername. Now you can add parameters to the end of it.
To search for posts under share rating N you need to add &under=N. Resulting in https://hubski.com/feed/yourUsername&under=N URL.
To search for posts over share rating N you need to add &over=(N - 2) resulting in https://hubski.com/feed/yourUsername&over=(N-2) URL.
To search for posts between M and N you add &over=(M-2)?under=N. This results in https://hubski.com/feed/yourUsername&over=(M-2)?under=N URL.
I don't know why -2, but maybe it's related to how comment filters are off by 1 and some </> instead of ≤/≥? Either way, this method works. Och, and please keep M ≤ N, OK? :P
Here is a video demonstrating it:
although it was a test of my first attempts so certain fuck-ups were made and the -2 thing from above didn't occur to me at the moment.
EDIT: Mistake in example 1 :/. Now corrected.
EDIT2: Maybe to make it explicit, if you want to have posts over 2, just make it equal to 0. &over=0, don't write expression and don't use parentheses! The above examples are results of my "I suck at explaining" quality speaking, not how the URL is supposed to look. Sorry.
I haven't tried it yet, but very cool trick!
I've been wanting to ask this, but didn't want to start a whole new OP. Since you have this one going, I thought I might be able to piggy-back off it to ask:
Is there a way to see all the OPs I've created? Sometimes I want to go back through them because I've forgotten if I've already written on the topic before and don't want to create a duplicate.
While I'm at it, is there a way to see all the comments I've made?
Thanks for your help with all this stuff.
Very nice! Thank you!! :) You're awesome!
Just to be a bit more picky, is there a way to sort the OPs by date? Also, is there a way to see more than the comments on that one page?
I'm OK with the answer being no. I just want to make sure I'm not missing something obvious like I was with the posts.