​​Senior Superlatives (Name TBD)
​​https://github.com/lambtron/bot-yearbook

​​Goal

  • ​​Slack bot that listens in public channels to award superlatives to members of the team on a weekly basis

​​Name ideas

  • ​​senior year book
  • ​​seniors
  • ​​superlative bot
  • ​​names of people who are in high school?
  • ​​Slacky Awards
  • ​​Slacker Rank
  • ​​Slacker Ranker
  • ​​Slack Knack
  • ​​SlackSack
  • ​​SlackerKeeper
  • ​​leaderboards
  • ​​Señor Superlative

​​Superlatives (ref: http://www.emoji-cheat-sheet.com/)

  • ​​QOTW: line with MOST emoji reactions
  • ​​Need More Fiber Award = uses the poop emoji more than 10 times and also the most
  • ​​Most prolific emoji use
  • ​​Most talkative = most words used
  • ​​Biggest words = highest character per word count
  • ​​Pirate = most curse words
  • ​​Most erudite = contains links shares from domains
  • ​​Biggest brain = shares from domains
  • ​​Shares most music = contains links shares from domains
  • ​​In most channels = in the most channels
  • ​​In least channels = in the fewest channels
  • ​​fickle channels = joined and left the most channels
  • ​​Creates most channels
  • ​​Updates channel topics the most
  • ​​most emoji use
  • ​​Most Otaku = most emoji reactions
  • ​​Stickler = whether or not they use capitalizations
  • ​​if they use certain set of keywords (“SMH”, “ratchet”)
  • ​​mobile vs desktop use?
  • ​​Secret Agent = Most away
  • ​​Diva = away vs. non-away
  • ​​most vain: changes profile the most
  • ​​Most bedridden: says “WFH” the most
  • ​​Lady Godiva = Almost equally away and not away
  • ​​Sisyphus = Tries to get team to do something but they don’t
  • ​​I’m so ronery = Posts something and no one responds within 45 minutes
  • ​​Filibuster = Longest post
  • ​​Smack talker = uses most expletives while tagging people
  • ​​Neediest = tags the most people
  • ​​I’m an independent woman and I don’t need no man = never tags anyone
  • ​​TBT = if they said the same thing last thursday
  • ​​20s kid / 30s kid / 40s kid etc = if they use phrases or the articles they link or whatever from a