Hi!

I've made a tool to find users with similar favorites! It's available here: http://finde6users.ddns.net. You enter your e6 username (case-sensitive), and if you're in my database it will list similar users. More details on this reddit post.

It's really a prototype for now, and I don't promise to keep it up indefinitely, but it can still be useful.

However, you're in my database only if you had at least 32 favorites with at least 90 score, at the time I collected my data.

Which leads me to my question: does anyone have a complete dataset listing favorites to share? Or know how to build one efficiently? For now I've been using a small subset, by calling /favorite/list_users.json on each post. But if I want every favorite, that would take months. So if there is another way, that would help a lot. It doesn't have to be up-to-date either.

Do you accept csv files?

KiraNoot said:
Do you accept csv files?

Sure! I'm not too picky on the file format.

Wow, this is way fun actually. The person I'm most similar to (if it's so ranked) is DeviantHorse lol. As expected. It's kind of weird to see someone with so many of the same favorites, but what a great way to find more of the things one likes!

Also hiekkapillu is in my list. Glad you have such good taste ;) I will add many of your favorites to my collection there's no General Grievous reaction image darn it

10/10 will go through the favorites -fav:aster_viridian of everyone in this list lol.

Aster_Viridian said:
Wow, this is way fun actually. The person I'm most similar to (if it's so ranked) is DeviantHorse lol. As expected. It's kind of weird to see someone with so many of the same favorites, but what a great way to find more of the things one likes!

Also hiekkapillu is in my list. Glad you have such good taste ;) I will add many of your favorites to my collection there's no General Grievous reaction image darn it

10/10 will go through the favorites -fav:aster_viridian of everyone in this list lol.

Thank you!

I don't think you can search for fav:user1 -fav:user2, unless there's a trick I'm not aware of. It ends up displaying all posts. You can, however, search for fav:user -votedup:anything if you have upvoted your favorites.