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The data is contained in the PostLinks table, accessible through Data Explorer. I wrote a simple query Post Links. Since the table has more than $50000$ rows, it cannot be retrieved by SEDE at once. But one can limit the query by MinId, MaxId, download and merge the results. I think two tries will be enough: the query succeeds with MinId=1 and MaxId=500000, another grab with MinId=500001 and MaxId=1000000 should do the job.

You can also download the data dump, as mixedmath said; though the Data Explorer is more up to date.

###SEDE bug Unfortunately, right now you can't download the results of the above query as CSV file: this is a bug that will be squashed with the next redeploy of SEDE.

Fortunately, the bug affects only the queries with parameters. Using the queries

• Post Links by PostId ascending
• Post Links by PostId descending

one can get all the links. In fact, the first one gets almost all the results; only a relatively small piece of the second CSV file needs to be added to it.

Most linked questions

I don't expect the graph of linked questions to have interesting structure: it probably consists of a large number of small components, most of which are two-vertex components. It is of some interest to see which questions are linked most often, but the site already shows that.

The current record is $105$ links, held by How can I evaluate $\sum_{n=0}^\infty(n+1)x^n$?.

The data is contained in the PostLinks table, accessible through Data Explorer. I wrote a simple query Post Links. Since the table has more than $50000$ rows, it cannot be retrieved by SEDE at once. But one can limit the query by MinId, MaxId, download and merge the results. I think two tries will be enough: the query succeeds with MinId=1 and MaxId=500000, another grab with MinId=500001 and MaxId=1000000 should do the job.

You can also download the data dump, as mixedmath said; though the Data Explorer is more up to date.

###SEDE bug Unfortunately, right now you can't download the results of the above query as CSV file: this is a bug that will be squashed with the next redeploy of SEDE.

Fortunately, the bug affects only the queries with parameters. Using the queries

• Post Links by PostId ascending
• Post Links by PostId descending

one can get all the links. In fact, the first one gets almost all the results; only a relatively small piece of the second CSV file needs to be added to it.

Most linked questions

I don't expect the graph of linked questions to have interesting structure: it probably consists of a large number of small components, most of which are two-vertex components. It is of some interest to see which questions are linked most often, but the site already shows that.

The current record is $105$ links, held by How can I evaluate $\sum_{n=0}^\infty(n+1)x^n$?.

The data is contained in the PostLinks table, accessible through Data Explorer. I wrote a simple query Post Links. Since the table has more than $50000$ rows, it cannot be retrieved by SEDE at once. But one can limit the query by MinId, MaxId, download and merge the results. I think two tries will be enough: the query succeeds with MinId=1 and MaxId=500000, another grab with MinId=500001 and MaxId=1000000 should do the job.

You can also download the data dump, as mixedmath said; though the Data Explorer is more up to date.

###SEDE bug Unfortunately, right now you can't download the results of the above query as CSV file: this is a bug that will be squashed with the next redeploy of SEDE.

Fortunately, the bug affects only the queries with parameters. Using the queries

• Post Links by PostId ascending
• Post Links by PostId descending

one can get all the links. In fact, the first one gets almost all the results; only a relatively small piece of the second CSV file needs to be added to it.

Most linked questions

I don't expect the graph of linked questions to have interesting structure: it probably consists of a large number of small components, most of which are two-vertex components. It is of some interest to see which questions are linked most often, but the site already shows that.

The current record is $105$ links, held by How can I evaluate $\sum_{n=0}^\infty(n+1)x^n$?.

The data is contained in the PostLinks table, accessible through Data Explorer. I wrote a simple query Post Links. Since the table has more than $50000$ rows, it cannot be retrieved by SEDE at once. But one can limit the query by MinId, MaxId, download and merge the results. I think two tries will be enough: the query succeeds with MinId=1 and MaxId=500000, another grab with MinId=500001 and MaxId=1000000 should do the job.

You can also download the data dump, as mixedmath said; though the Data Explorer is more up to date.

###SEDE bug Unfortunately, right now you can't download the results of the above query as CSV file: this is a bug that will be squashed with the next redeploy of SEDE.

Fortunately, the bug affects only the queries with parameters. Using the queries

• Post Links by PostId ascending
• Post Links by PostId descending

one can get all the links. In fact, the first one gets almost all the results; only a relatively small piece of the second CSV file needs to be added to it.

Most linked questions

I don't expect the graph of linked questions to have interesting structure: it probably consists of a large number of small components, most of which are two-vertex components. It is of some interest to see which questions are linked most often, but the site already shows that.

The current record is $105$ links, held by How can I evaluate $\sum_{n=0}^\infty(n+1)x^n$?.

The data is contained in the PostLinks table, accessible through Data Explorer. I wrote a simple query Post Links. Since the table has more than $50000$ rows, it cannot be retrieved by SEDE at once. But one can limit the query by MinId, MaxId, download and merge the results. I think two tries will be enough: the query succeeds with MinId=1 and MaxId=500000, another grab with MinId=500001 and MaxId=1000000 should do the job.

You can also download the data dump, as mixedmath said; though the Data Explorer is more up to date.

###Update Unfortunately, right now you can't download the results of the above query as CSV file: this is a bug that will be squashed with the next redeploy of SEDE.

Fortunately, the bug affects only the queries with parameters. Using the queries

• Post Links by PostId ascending
• Post Links by PostId descending

one can get all the links. In fact, the first one gets almost all the results; only a relatively small piece of the second CSV file needs to be added to it.

The data is contained in the PostLinks table, accessible through Data Explorer. I wrote a simple query Post Links. Since the table has more than $50000$ rows, it cannot be retrieved by SEDE at once. But one can limit the query by MinId, MaxId, download and merge the results. I think two tries will be enough: the query succeeds with MinId=1 and MaxId=500000, another grab with MinId=500001 and MaxId=1000000 should do the job.

You can also download the data dump, as mixedmath said; though the Data Explorer is more up to date.

###SEDE bug Unfortunately, right now you can't download the results of the above query as CSV file: this is a bug that will be squashed with the next redeploy of SEDE.

Fortunately, the bug affects only the queries with parameters. Using the queries

• Post Links by PostId ascending
• Post Links by PostId descending

one can get all the links. In fact, the first one gets almost all the results; only a relatively small piece of the second CSV file needs to be added to it.

Most linked questions

I don't expect the graph of linked questions to have interesting structure: it probably consists of a large number of small components, most of which are two-vertex components. It is of some interest to see which questions are linked most often, but the site already shows that.

The current record is $105$ links, held by How can I evaluate $\sum_{n=0}^\infty(n+1)x^n$?.