Finding Threads Answered by a Mentor on PF Forum

[Stephanus]

Dear PF Forum,
Happy New Year.
This forum is very, very useful, helpful and elegant. Heavily moderated.
I find this thread: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/give-credit-to-the-mentors.848493/
As many of you might know.
I just realize that to thank every mentors that alread answer our questions is very difficult.
Perhaps if it's not against the rule, we can query PF Forum.
For example:
Which threads that I, as a starter, have a particular mentor (or advisor or insight author) has replied.

Perhaps I can't express myself clearly. But this what I might have done.
Supposed: ThreadTable is the thread table
and PostTable is the posting inside the ThreadTable, PostTable is many to one relationship with ThreadTable.

Supposed I want to find how many threads that Janus have replied to my thread.

select ThreadTable.ThreadTitle
from ThreadTable
inner join PostTable on PostTable.ThreadId = ThreadTable.ThreadId
where (ThreadTable.Starter = MyUserName) and (PostTable.MemberName = "Janus")
group by  ThreadTable.ThreadTitle

I know that this is highly illegal for any member to do such query like this in SQL and accessing PF server.
It's just that I just remember something with my thread.
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/hydrogen-ion-antioxidant.850337/
I remember "ByStander" name. He/She has many times replied my thread. And I forgot to thank him/her in Give Credit to Mentors.
Not that I want every member can query PF server, perhaps if there is a dialog box for us to display just our own thread that has particular member who posted in it.

 

[mfb]

Greg could run such a query, there is no forum feature doing this and I don't think it would be used frequently.

Mentors are marked with a green "Staff: Mentor" (see left for an example). They moderate the forums - this task is independent of the thread discussions, and good posts in threads come from all forum members independent of their user group.

 

[Stephanus]

...Mentors are marked with a green "Staff: Mentor"

Yes I know.

They moderate the forums - this task is independent of the thread discussions, and good posts in threads come from all forum members independent of their user group.

Yes I know.
Ok, thanks.

 

[Evo]

I remember "ByStander" name. He/She has many times replied my thread. And I forgot to thank him/her in Give Credit to Mentors.

Bystander is not a mentor, although he deserves thanks.

 

[Stephanus]

Bystander is not a mentor, although he deserves thanks.

Yes, I know. Bystander is a Science Advisor and Homework Helper. What I mean is this.
Supposed I want to query which thread a certain member has replied to me (whether he/she is an advisor, helper or insight author or just an ordinary member) that has me as a starter.
Thanks for the explanation.