# Reputation points earned solely by asking questions

During the recent moderator election I found myself wondering if there are any high-rep users (> 10K) who have amassed that many reputation points solely by asking questions and not by answering any.

I'm not interested in identifying particular users, but do we have a way of finding the highest reps built entirely from asking?

Edit
I have spent some time trying to convert the two Data Explorer queries that Martin posted into one that would do what I want. My SQL skills aren't great, however, and I have so far been unsuccessful.

• Using data explorer you can find users with highest total score from answers and from questions. Total score is different from reputation earned (for example, it does not take into account reputation cap), but it is a rough approximation. – Martin Sleziak Aug 25 '18 at 13:04
• @PeterPhipps Would you clarify a bit what exactly do you want to achieve "by combining two queries into one"? It's a bit unclear to me what exactly you're looking for. If you wish, we can discuss this further in the SEDE chatroom so that we do not leave too many comments here. – Martin Sleziak Aug 27 '18 at 12:06
• @MartinSleziak I was trying to combine the question and answer queries into one that selected users with a total answer score of zero and then ordered by total question score. – Peter Phipps Aug 27 '18 at 12:29

I rewrote query by Martin Sleziak into this:

Hope it helps.

If still joining on users, you can explicitly view reputation:

• Perhaps its worth noting that Laila Podlesny earned her $3722$ reputation points by asking only $33$ questions, an impressive average of more than $100$ points (corresponding to more than $20$ upvotes) per question. And this is just because of daily point restrictions -- she actually got a total of $1300$ upvotes, a remarkable average of almost $40$ per question. – joriki Sep 2 '18 at 11:06