Your points for major characters you DON'T actually edit?

I just have a bunch of 1 pt submissions for trivia questions, but a lot of them I know almost nothing about.  

I've got the highest points for both Gary Groth and Kim Thompson (89 points each) cause I added them to 89 Eros comics issues. I also have 71 points each for all the Powerpuff Girls; Blossom, Buttercup and Bubbles and the Powerpuff Girls team cause I added them all to their issues so I'm 2nd or 3rd top editor for each of their pages. Not really surprising but it is hilarious that I have so many points for XXX comics and kids comics.

I was the same way when I first saw that I'd been gaining points for powers.  It's impossible to edit a page for a power, but I've been adding them to characters... :)

" The difference is that Mat didn't do it intentionally. I still rage about all the damage that she did to the pages. She's top contributor on ten plus pages and did absolutely no work on them.  "

I don't have points for characters I have never edited but I think my points on Daredevil are well beyond what they should be.Don't get me wrong I did tons of work on the page but I think I got a little more than I deserved while trying to work around that BS glitch that underlines or highlights things for no reason.What I do notice is that people have made unnecessary changes to pages I have alot of points on and i've had to change them back to the way they were.For instance there is a section in Daredevil's Bio about when he was pretending to be away from NY and he was posing as his "twin brother Mike" so the section is called "The Life and Death of Mike Murdock" and someone kept going in and changing it to Matt as if I didn't mean to put that there.

" ALRIGHT I ADMIT IT!

I didn't write the Flaming Carrot bio, someone put it all in the (I forget what that little section at the top is called with the 50 word limit) and I just pasted it properly into the page"

Murderworld, for an astounding 43 points. I've got plenty others with more points, but they are due to tasks. BTW, impressive averages by those four.

I just do everything right the first time and don't have to edit again :P

I got that weird bug once where I was editing a page and got the points that someone else would have gotten that was working on the page at the same time.  So I got 250 points for a 10 point submission on the X-Men.  I hope that anonymous fellow accepts my apology and I hope that he resubmitted to get his points after all.  

@aztek_the_lost said:

@jloneblackheart said:

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Nerd stats of last four posters. # of submissions and average points per page. Looks like I give a little extra care to the miscellaneous junk I add, thus why I have lots of points for characters I don't really edit.

aztek the lost- 48,732 (14.0 pts/pg)

jloneblackheart - 17,241 (20.2 pts/pg)

pikahyper - 16,882 (10.9 pts/pg)

Rheged - 1,092 (26.9 pts/pg)

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Nerd stats expanded edition. # of actual times hitting the submit button and average points gained per instance (since June 6, 2008 so only accurate for you three...for me it's probably off by 10,000 or so)

Rheged: 971 (30.3 pts/submission)

pikahyper: 20,005 (9.2 pts/submission)

jloneblackheart: 24,188 (14.4 pts/submission)

aztek_the_lost: 83,836 (8.2 pts/submission) and if adjusted for the approx. 10,000 I had pre-CV 2.0...93,836 (7.3 pts/submission)

So I make a lot of small subs and go back to old projects, it looks like on average I edit every page twice...I'm sure I'll go around and edit them all a third time eventually...pikahyper on the other hand is most likely to just edit a page one time and move on...although I don't understand how Rheged has a higher pts/submission rate then points/page

I wish there was a way for us to see stats like this whenever.

@Strafe Prower: you can actually figure that out on your own, just go to your wiki submissions page to see your number of submissions, certain types of edits don't count though.

@pikahyper: welll I'd just like to know raw numbers like how many issues i've added, how many volumes I've added, etc. I'm just too lazy to count :P

@Strafe Prower: that's where lists come in to play, I add every issue I add to the wiki to my CV lists that way I can track them and know time period and how many per year. Other users add all the characters they work on or all the volumes they add, good way to keep track.

@pikahyper: Dang, seems a bit too late for me. I have way to many to track down lol. A good thought though. Props to you for the idea.