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Hi,

Greetings,

I am have noticed that in Perlmonks site there are very enthusiastic,technical skill persons putting up there time in this site for many days or Months or Years, Every user would have started working in this site from different dates, and would have written many or few writeups, and would have got there reputations less or more for there writeups, and would have left the site for some days or weeks or months.

I would like to bring the Best of the Best Users of this perlmonks site by calculating there XPs, Writeps, User since number of days, Average Reputation of Writeups. This is only for your reference to you to know that who is doing good job. Here is the record of few users for your reference.

Users	XP / Writeups	Rep Per Writeups	User since # days	Points	Ranking
davido	23139 / 1908	12.12	987	12.2	1
ovid	51287 / 2603	19.7	2094	9.4	2
corion	28671 / 1622	17.67	2137	8.2	3
diotalevi	18873 / 2233	8.4	1234	6.8	4
demerphq	26699 / 2752	9.7	1605	6	5
browseruk	50384 / 6606	7.62	1325	5.7	6
dragonchild	45475 / 4810	9.4	1690	5.5	7
merlyn	58562 / 5631	10.39	2094	4.9	8

Sorry, I couldn't bring more user details in this list

holli fixed formatting of table.

In reply to Best of the Best Users in Perlmonks site by l.frankline

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