Pay attention! It’s 2.666/1 now!
Gmar chasima tova!
I'm sticking to my stand that members with just a few posts are not in the running. Nothing personal; it's just that it's not an accomplishment to say nothing really well...
Reminds me of a vort I heard from R' Fischal Schachter (I think in the name of the Chasam Sofer): If there were four people who were niftar without any avairos, who don't we mention their names at the beginning of Shemona Esrah? ("Elokei Amram, Elokei Yishei," etc.) Why do we say "Elokei Avrohom, Elokei Yitzchok, Vailokei Yaakov"?
The answer, the way I recall it, is because those tzadikim lived mostly quiet lives, and they didn't accomplish as much as the Avos. "If you go out and change the world, you may get dirty in the process." Accomplishing often comes at an expense, but remaining sin-free while remaining out of the action doesn't get someone a place in the first bracha of Shemona Esrei.