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A list of all halfbakery users, with the date they last posted an idea or comment. In this way we could see if our fellow bakers are still around or have left the building.
—simonj, Nov 16 2007

Stalking view http://www.halfbake...lking:i=:t=stalking
[bungston, Nov 16 2007]

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[shapu, Nov 17 2007]

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       The problem with your proposal is that a halfbaker who has deleted his or her account in a fit of pique will not show up on a list of halfbakery users.
—bungston, Nov 16 2007
   

       I think you should be able to set up a view like this. The problem is that you won't be able to filter out the bakers you are interested in without entering them manually, but if you do that then it should work ok. And what [bung] said.
—wagster, Nov 16 2007
   

       What you want is a social network. Go join one.
—jutta, Nov 16 2007
   

       This place has a social network, but it's front-ended by silly ideas. Which makes it superior to any other social network. Or any other silly ideas site.
—wagster, Nov 16 2007
   

       Shameless self-promotion (see link)
—shapu, Nov 17 2007
   

       I don't understand the *stalking view*, as I check in almost everyday and didn't see myself anywhere on there.
—xandram, Nov 19 2007
   

       <creepy>But [xandram], *we* can all see *you*!</creepy>   

       {hand-dryer}
—pertinax, Nov 19 2007
   

       (do I need a mirror?)
—xandram, Nov 20 2007
   

       No, your make-up's fine.
—pertinax, Nov 20 2007
   


 

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