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@horsegirl27

Answer 1

\(sup\)

Answer 2

too lazy to do pretty LaTeX XD

Answer 3

you're stealing my thunder XD jkjk

Answer 4

i know hahahaha XD

Answer 5

wait a second...
who gave you a medal??

Answer 6

You can check someone's profile to see who gave who a medal. x)

Answer 7

kk :P

Answer 8

Ah, it was Cas :P

Answer 9

I'm going to like stalk everyone to find who gives them medals now XD

Answer 10

There is an easier way to find out who gave a medal on any single post btw no matter when it was given ;)

And since this is latex practicing ;P

\(\sf\Huge\color{red}{\href{http:///openstudy.com/study#/updates/5578488de4b063942069db84}{Link~to~this~post~lel}}\)

Answer 11

you're following us XD
jkjk lol ;) :P

Answer 12

(;

Answer 13

hmmm so maybe you are... ;P

Answer 14

@TheSmartOne how can you " find out who gave a medal on any single post " ?

Answer 15

@ybarrap There is an API code and with that you can see all the medals given to any users. While I do not have the link for that at the moment, the link can list all the medals given to a user and I have tested it out and it works. It showed me all of Satellite's medals until his first medal recieved.

Answer 16

\(\bbox[7pt,hotpink,border:5pt solid pink]{\Large\rlap{\color{grey}{The~Summoned~One~Has~Spoken}}{\color{pink}{\:The~Summoned~One~Has~Spoken}}}\)

Answer 17

haha
I like how me and Bri started this
and because of TSO now more people are coming XD

Answer 18

Thanks @TheSmartOne.

@mattfeury do you have the API to see all medals -- is it a control+shift+j thing in chrome I could copy/paste?

No big deal, just curious.

I like the pasting GIF in DRAW tool - pretty slick.

Answer 19

Mattfuery has been inactive for a while now.

It was a link, I'll message you it once I find it. I'll have to dig for it again. :)

Answer 20

Haha, go grab your shovel TSO, it may be a long dig XD

Answer 21

xD

Answer 22

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https://public.tableau.com/views/theSmartOne/theSmartOne?:embed=y&:showTabs=y&:display_count=yes

Source: http://openstudy.com/api/v1/users/thesmartone/medals/0/20000

Thanks to @rational

Answer 23

You found the link before I did x'D

But the second link is correct (:

You can change my username to anyone else's and find out about their medal history. As for Satellite73, you would have to change that last number to 30,000 as he has a little more than 25,000 medals :P

Answer 24

But that first link is amazing :o

Answer 25

Cool, I didn't realize those were parameters as well! Thanks

Answer 26

woah. http://openstudy.com/api/v1/users/BloomLocke367/medals/0/20000

Answer 27

lol wow

Answer 28

Copy and past that @BloomLocket367 into this - http://konklone.io/json/ and it will give you something you can work with

Answer 29

@ybarrap That website orders it by the date on which you recieved the medals. Is there a way to order it by the number of medals given by a user?

Answer 30

Yes there is - https://public.tableau.com/profile/paul8617#!/vizhome/theSmartOne/MedalsbyUser

Answer 31

Oh nice! Thanks so much for your help ybarrap :D

Answer 32

You're welcome \(
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Answer 33

I downloaded tableau public to see more stuff I can do with that and the api codes of OS, but I can't make any sense of it xD

Answer 34

You'll need to take the JSON output from OS and convert it to CSV using the JSON to CSV converter link above. Then you can import the CSV into Tableau Public. There are lots of tutorials on the site as well. Once you get started, it's much easier that creating pivot charts and 1000% more powerful. I'm obviously a fan.

Answer 35

Yes, I turned it into the JSON using the link and downloaded and uploaded it into Public Tableau and just messing around with it :)