@IlmariKaronen I've a feature request. On an SE post, suppose a user posts a comment, and then edits it within the five minute window. Now unless you submit a new comment (below that edited comment) or force a page reload, you won't see that the comment has been edited. So, I request for a script that continuously checks whether any comment has been updated, and displays the updated comment. Is this within the scope of SOUP? Thank you!

@Glorfindel "reviews on deleted posts don't show up in there" Oh, well that's totally a show-stopper, considering that many LQP reviews, etc. end up being deleted :( Anyway, I hope you'll keep thinking about this for a while, and try come up with something, maybe there's another way? :)

Ah, interesting. I think it's doable though. Consider this related issue: Count of different actions on suggested edits rene has used a script to count those actions (Edit/Improve/etc.) on suggested edits. Can it be useful for you?

Okay. Though, what is "rate-limiting"? Is it that the SE API only allows a certain number of calls per second?

Great userscript! But is there anyway to speed up the loading times? I'm possibly on an extremely slow network, but it took nearly 2 mins to load all my review actions across eight sites (the bottom counter was counting from 0/75 to 75/75)

chemistry.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/2998/… physics.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/10563/… Database schema documentation for the public data dump and SEDE. As you can see, link helper for mother meta worked, but for the first two, it didn't.

Is this post even required any more? We do have a reputation graph in the user profile page now.

@Makyen: Oh I'm glad to be of help. Though thanks to you for making this in the first place! :D

Does this work correctly on all Stackexchange sites? I'm guessing different Stackexchange sites may have slightly different Roomba rules?