If community would have been a person Well the community is just a bot. But what if it would have been a person?

Your task is to find what community's reputation might have been if it would have been given reputation for the edits it makes.(simply 2*edits)

This should work for any site, but we would consider PP&amp;CG for this question.

Use any language, even data.stackexchange would work.

As it is code golf, smallest code wins as much reputation I gain+15(via bounty, I will leave 101 for myself :P ).

EDIT: consider all kind of edits that increase reputation.
I know URL shorteners are cheaty but since everyone else is using them I probably should.



Bash, with bc and URL shortener: 67 62 60 58 54

bc&lt;&lt;&lt;`wget x.co/4Ccg3 -qO-|grep -oP "(?&lt;='&gt;)[0-9]+"`*2


Downloads the relevant page to STDOUT, then searches for '&gt; followed by a sequence of digits - it misuses the fact that in the page's source code, single quotes are only rarely used; in fact the sequence '&gt; occurs twice, and only once followed by a number, which is the number of edits. Using the Perl-style lookbehind, the '&gt; isn't actually included in the match.

The -o option makes grep output only the matched string rather than the entire line containing it (there is a h1 on the same line and I don't want that).

The resulting number of edits is concatenated with *2 and sent to bc.

@11684 pointed out that you start out with 1 reputation, but the asker clearly forgot that so it's not mentioned in the question (it would break existing answers if it was). If you want to add that in just put in +1 at the end of the code, adding 2 chars.

SHELF, 36 - doesn't count as the language was created after the question

, `W x.co/4Ccg3|t "(?&lt;='&gt;)[0-9]+"`*2


SHELF is a golfed version of Bash, like PYG is for Python.