Yesterday I noticed Movable Type has a function that allows searching of individual
\ncommenters’ posts, but it also has a side benefit of telling how many posts
\nhave been entered under that same name. So, just for the pure unadulterated geekiness
\nof it, I compiled list of the most-frequent commenters at Two-Heel Drive. Here’s
\nthe breakdown: <\/p>\n
67<\/b> Steve Sergeant <\/a>— Man, myth, Yesterday I noticed Movable Type has a function that allows searching of individual commenters’ posts, but it also has a side benefit of telling how many posts have been entered under that same name. So, just for the pure unadulterated…<\/p>\n
\nlegend, podcaster.
\n47<\/b> Dropkick — Montantan, frequent poster at Hiking
\nHQ<\/a>; hasn’t commented here in a couple months.
\n42<\/b> Cyberhobo<\/a> — Thu-hiker, techie,
\nColorado hill haunter, uuber map geek.
\n42<\/b> Fedak<\/a> — Bay Area techie, has hiked
\neverywhere in California worth hiking.
\n40<\/b> Dan Mitchell<\/a> — San Jose
\npicture taker, music teacher, backpacker.
\n26<\/b> Andy Howell<\/a> —
\nUK lightweight backpacker, master of The Challenge.
\n26<\/b> Winehiker<\/a>
\n— Russ Beebe, master of fine wines, excellent campfire cook.
\n19<\/b> LinK — Kanhong Lin, a San Jose State student who hasn’t been seen
\nin several months.
\n18<\/b> Jonathan<\/a> — Weekend blogger
\nand Two-Heel Drive early adopter who hasn’t been seen in a long, long time.
\n16<\/b> Cutter<\/a> — Southeast camper,
\nWeb guru, leader of Boy Scout hikes.
\n15<\/b> Climb_CA<\/a>
\n— Sultan of snark, GoBlog honcho, doting daddy.
\n14<\/b> Gambolin’ Man<\/a> — Berkeley
\nwordsmith and educator type (has many more comments at Busy Being Born).
\n13<\/b> Cynthia
\nLeeder<\/a> — Scientist, techie, shutterbug, Henry Coe hiker.
\n12<\/b> DSD <\/a>—
\nCanadian mountaineer, painter of stones, philosopher.
\n11<\/b> Mark Nelson<\/a> — Oregon
\nSki patroller, river raft guider, photographer.
\n10<\/b> Little Po<\/a> — Adventurer, backpacker,
\nice climber.
\n10<\/b> Rick McCharles<\/a> — Best hike
\nscouter, global traveler, gymnastics coach.
\n9<\/b> Don C. — Hiker, backpacker, spreader of good cheer.
\n9<\/b> Justin<\/a> — My Outdoor Adventures
\nguy, hunter, National Parks worker.
\n8<\/b> Randy — Bay Area hiker, backpacker, who needs to start his own blog.
\n
\n7<\/b> Trout Underground<\/a> —
\nShasta copywriter, fly fisherman, blogging fiend.
\n7<\/b> Carolyn H.<\/a> —
\nNew York cabin dweller, wildlife watcher, thru-hiker, blogger.
\n6<\/b> Bob Coomber<\/a> — 4wheelbob, outdoorsman,
\nmountaineer.
\n6<\/b> Kevin (Bastish)<\/a> — Hiker, camper,
\nbackpacker, photographer in Japan.
\n6<\/b> Jesse Gunderson<\/a> — Created
\na cool blog called Treknologies that seems to be in mothballs now.
\n6<\/b> Josh Wilkins<\/a> — Keeper of
\nsimplehiker.com, social worker.
\n6<\/b> Scott — An American living in Austria I haven’t heard from in quite
\nawhile.
\n6<\/b> Norcalhiker — Possible longtime reader; could be multiple folks using
\nsame name.
\n5<\/b> Rebecca<\/a> — Backpacking gear
\ntester, hiker, snowcamper.
\n4<\/b> Tom Clifton<\/a> — Geologist,
\ntechie, hiking meet-up regular, photographer.
\n4<\/b> Wade<\/a> — Tennessee adventurer,
\nOutdoorzy.com co-founder.
\n3<\/b> Kurt Repanshek<\/a>
\n— Freelance writer, National Parks blogger.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"